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Chunchon

American  
[choon-chuhn] / ˈtʃunˈtʃʌn /

noun

  1. a city in N South Korea.


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The country around Chunchon was beautiful.

From New York Times

She was among the first volunteers to arrive in South Korea and was assigned to Chunchon, in the north, where she taught English at a local high school.

From New York Times

U.S. armored rescue forces broke up an enemy roadblock in the 2nd's rear, and helped the division re-form a solid line below Chunchon.

From Time Magazine Archive

West of Chunchon, the Chinese aimed a force of 25,000 men down the Pukhan River valley toward the confluence of the Pukhan and the Han.

From Time Magazine Archive

Caldwell and his Korean-speaking wife, a missionary's daughter, were stationed at Chunchon just below the 38th parallel.

From Time Magazine Archive