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Korea Map

Interactive map of Korea — hover districts (incl. Dokdo) for names.

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Hover over a region to see its name in a tooltip; click it to show the selected region at the top right. Zoom with the + / − buttons at the top left or the mouse wheel over the map, and drag to move once zoomed in. (Outside the map, the wheel scrolls the page.)

Map data: Statistics Korea SGIS (2020) · statgarten/maps (MIT License)

What is this?

An interactive map of South Korea's 250 districts (시·군·구, incl. Dokdo). Hover a region to see its name in a tooltip, and click to select it. Everything runs in your browser.

How to use
  • Hover: point at a region (tap on mobile) to see its province and district name in a tooltip.
  • Select: click a region to select it; its name shows below.
  • Search: type a name to highlight that region.
  • Zoom/pan: use the + / − buttons or scroll the wheel while over the map (zooms toward the cursor); drag to move when zoomed. Off the map, the wheel scrolls the page.
How do I see a region's name?
Hover (or tap on mobile) a region to show its province and district name in a tooltip at the cursor. Click to select it. Type a name in the search box to highlight it.
Is Dokdo included?
Yes. Dokdo belongs to Ulleung-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do and is shown as a separate point southeast of Ulleungdo; hovering it shows "독도".
How many regions are shown?
All 250 districts of Korea (including metropolitan-city districts). Same-named regions are disambiguated by province.
Where is the map data from?
Boundaries are based on Statistics Korea SGIS (2020), processed via statgarten/maps (MIT). Everything runs in your browser.

Disclaimer: Boundaries are a simplified reference based on Statistics Korea SGIS (2020) and may differ from official or updated divisions. For exact boundaries, consult official government sources.