Hamju County

Hamju County is a county in South Hamgyong province, North Korea.

Hamju County

함주군
County
Korean transcription(s)
 • Chosŏn'gŭl함주군
 • Hancha咸州郡
 • McCune-ReischauerHamju kun
 • Revised RomanizationHamju-gun
Map of South Hamgyong showing the location of Hamju
CountryNorth Korea
ProvinceSouth Hamgyong Province
Administrative divisions1 ŭp, 36 ri

Physical features

The county's highest point is Norabong. The chief river is the Sangch'ŏn River (상천강). Aside from the coastal area, Hamju is mountainous throughout. It is cold, but is distinguished by the occurrence of foehn winds in the upland areas. Due to this, the climate is milder than the Yellow Sea coastal regions.

Administrative divisions

Hamju county is divided into 1 ŭp (town) and 36 ri (villages):

  • Hamju-ŭp
  • Chaeal-li
  • Chisŏng-ri
  • Choyang-ri
  • Chusŏl-li
  • Ch'ŏngwŏl-li
  • Ch'usang-ri
  • Hangsu-ri
  • Hongbong-ri
  • Hŭngsŏ-ri
  • Koyang-ri
  • Kusang-ri
  • Puhŭng-ri
  • Pulgŭnbyŏl-li
  • P'ogu-ri
  • P'ohang-ri
  • P'ungsong-ri
  • P'ungsŏng-ri
  • Rodong-ri
  • Ryong'al-li
  • Ryŏnji-ri
  • Ryŏnp'o-ri
  • Sangch'ang-ri
  • Sangjung-ri
  • Sindŏng-ri
  • Singyŏng-ri
  • Sinha-ri
  • Sinsang-ri
  • Sinsŏl-li
  • Songjŏng-ri
  • Sudong-ri
  • Suhŭng-ri
  • Tong'am-ri
  • Tongbong-ri
  • Tongwŏl-li
  • Unbong-ri
  • Undong-ri
  • Wŏndong-ri

Economy

Agriculture and fishery

In the level regions, a large amount of rice is produced. Most agriculture in the county is dry-field farming, with crops including Deccan millet, red beans, soybeans, potatoes, and vegetables. Silkworms and livestock are also widely raised, and fishing is carried out along the coast.

Mining

Mining also takes place, with deposits of iron ore, cuprite, and other minerals.

Transport

Hamju county is served by the P'yŏngra and Kŭmgol lines of the Korean State Railway, and by various roads.

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See also

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