Bridge over the Namhan river at Danyang at night.

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  Danyang Bridge over the Namhan River in Danyang, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea
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  Bridge over the Namhan river at Danyang at night.
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  Bridge over the Namhan river at Danyang at night.
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  Motel along the riverfront in the tourist area of Danyang, South Korea
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  Lookout on the mountain top overlooking the Danyang riverfront below
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  단양군
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  Falls in Danyang along the riverfront
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  丹陽郡
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  Danyang County
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  District de Danyang
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  Photo at 36° 59′ 24.61″ N 128° 21′ 52.47″ E
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  Photo at 36° 59′ 24.68″ N 128° 21′ 52.44″ E
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  Photo at 36° 59′ 19.13″ N 128° 22′ 53.84″ E
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  Designated as a natural monument No. 256, Gosu Cave, at Danyang, is a limestone cave formed over 450 million years ago. This extensive cave system is 1,300 meters/4265 feet deep, and is well known for
• 901 m
  Designated as a natural monument No. 256, Gosu Cave, at Danyang, is a limestone cave formed over 450 million years ago. This extensive cave system is 1,300 meters/4265 feet deep, and is well known for its beauty.The name Gosu comes from the fact that in the past, the area was filled with thickets of tall grass. Crude stone implements were excavated at the cave entrance, revealing that this area was home to prehistoric humans.Inside Gosu Cave, the temperature remains around 15C/59F throughout the year. A 1.7km/5577ft length of twisting, turning limestone caverns have been outfitted with metal walkways and subdued lighting. The vertical height of the walkways is 50m/164ft.There are reportedly about 25 different kinds of animal life inhabiting the cave. About 120 various shapes of stalactites and stalagmites are found within the cave.
• 901 m
  Designated as a natural monument No. 256, Gosu Cave, at Danyang, is a limestone cave formed over 450 million years ago. This extensive cave system is 1,300 meters/4265 feet deep, and is well known for
• 901 m
  Designated as a natural monument No. 256, Gosu Cave, at Danyang, is a limestone cave formed over 450 million years ago. This extensive cave system is 1,300 meters/4265 feet deep, and is well known for its beauty.The name Gosu comes from the fact that in the past, the area was filled with thickets of tall grass. Crude stone implements were excavated at the cave entrance, revealing that this area was home to prehistoric humans.Inside Gosu Cave, the temperature remains around 15C/59F throughout the year. A 1.7km/5577ft length of twisting, turning limestone caverns have been outfitted with metal walkways and subdued lighting. The vertical height of the walkways is 50m/164ft.There are reportedly about 25 different kinds of animal life inhabiting the cave. About 120 various shapes of stalactites and stalagmites are found within the cave.
• 901 m
  Designated as a natural monument No. 256, Gosu Cave, at Danyang, is a limestone cave formed over 450 million years ago. This extensive cave system is 1,300 meters/4265 feet deep, and is well known for
• 901 m
  Designated as a natural monument No. 256, Gosu Cave, at Danyang, is a limestone cave formed over 450 million years ago. This extensive cave system is 1,300 meters/4265 feet deep, and is well known for
• 901 m
  Designated as a natural monument No. 256, Gosu Cave, at Danyang, is a limestone cave formed over 450 million years ago. This extensive cave system is 1,300 meters/4265 feet deep, and is well known for