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Wed, April 1, 2020 | 05:33
Seoul plans renaissance of Han River
The Han River is about one kilometer wide as it flows through the city of Seoul. There are very few major cities around the world which have as wide a body of moving water as the Han, although the historically classical place to found a city is on the banks of a navigable river where it can be supplied by water-based transport and enjoy the benefits of a trading center as me...
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