Which districts in Seoul are urban areas?

1. Gangnam-gu

Gangnam-gu (Korean: Gangnam-gu) is an administrative district in Seoul, the capital of South Korea, located south of the Han River. This area is an important commercial area in Seoul. Sinsa, Yeoksam, Nonhyeon, and Samseong are all the offices of many multinational companies. Apgujeong is a famous local center for high-end fashion stores, while Nonhyeon-dong is home to many film companies. The top richest people in Seoul have settled here.

2. Seocho District

Seocho District (Korean: ) (English: Seocho District) is a district in Seoul, the capital of the Republic of Korea. It is located on the south bank of the Han River, in Seoul. In the Jiangnan area of ??the sub-city. Seocho-gu covers an area of ??approximately 47 square kilometers and is a high-end residential area in terms of real estate in Seoul. Many public facilities in the capital of South Korea, such as the National Library, the Supreme Court, the Supervisory Office, etc., are located in this area. The headquarters of Samsung Group is also located in Seocho-dong in this district, close to Gangnam Station of Seoul Subway Line 2.

3. Jung-gu

Jung-gu (Korean: ?) (Romaji: Jung-gu) is a district in Seoul Special City, South Korea. Seoul's administrative agencies, broadcast media, financial institutions, shopping malls, high-end hotels, and traditional markets are concentrated in Jung-gu. The area is also home to Namsan, a rich cultural heritage and a recreational space for Seoul citizens. Scenic spots include: National Theater, Myeongdong Shopping Street, Seoul Railway Station, Namdaemun Market, Namsan Park, Bank of Korea, Seoul Tower, etc. It is a city where tradition and modernity blend harmoniously.

4. Yongshan District

Yongshan District (Korean: ) is located in the center of Seoul, South Korea. It is a transportation hub connecting the north and south banks of the Han River. It has many green spaces such as Namsan Mountain, Family Park, Hyochang Park, and Han River Citizen Park. It is the residence of the U.S. 8th Army and foreign embassies, and is a tourist zone with many foreigners coming and going. The district has the largest electronic information circulation group in East Asia: Yongsan Electronics Merchants; it also has the "Itaewon Tourism Special Zone" (first designated by Seoul Special City in 1997).

5. Jongno-gu

Jongno-gu (Korean: ) is located in the center of Seoul, South Korea, to the west of Dongdaemun-gu. It is the heart of Seoul and has a long history. It covers an area of ??23.92 square kilometers. Jongno-gu is the political, economic, administrative and cultural center of Seoul. Most of the residences of the President and Prime Minister of South Korea, the parliament building and other important government administrative agencies are located in Jongno District.

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