Waegwan Jung Chul English School Waegwan Jung Chul English School: Private language institute located in the town of Waegwan, in Chilgok County. Includes profile of the school and its teachers. (Waegwan) http://www.waegwanjungchul.com/
Welcome to Waegwan Welcome to Waegwan: An illustrated guide to this town in Chilgok County, from the 23rd Chemical Battalion deployed at Camp Carroll. (Waegwan) http://19tsc.korea.army.mil/23rd_chem/waegwan.htm
Jin Young Jin Young: Maker of lace and other fabrics for women's wear. Headquartered in Waegwan, with an office in Seoul. [Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese] (Waegwan) http://www.jinyoung.com/
Waegwan Abbey Waegwan Abbey: Benedictine abbey located in Chilgok County, affiliated with the congregation of St. Ottilien. Includes information on their history, work, and the monastic life. (Waegwan) http://osb.or.kr/en/
Hill 303 Massacre Hill 303 Massacre: Essay including a survivor account of the massacre of POWs by North Korean soldiers at Hill 303, or Jagosan, in Waegwan. (Waegwan) http://www.rt66.com/~korteng/SmallArms/hill303.htm
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Information: Situated on the banks of the Nakdong River, Waegwan-eup is the seat of government for Chilgok County.
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