Suwon
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Date: 2008
Suwon , city (1995 pop. 2,449,139), capital of Gyeonggi (Kyonggi) prov., NW South Korea. It is an important communications point and a local agricultural research center. Suwon has textile mills and electronics and machinery factories. Suwon has many historic sites, including Suwonsong Fortress (18th cent.).
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Asian Club Championship; Suwon Blue Wings Aiming for Asian Glory.
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Suwon, Anyang Through to Adidas Cup Semifinals.
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Suwon Gain Measure of Redemption With Adidas Cup Title.
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Soc: Korea's Suwon lift East Asian Champions Cup
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sOC: Korea's Suwon win East Asian Champions Cup
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Puchon Tops Suwon After Marathon Shootout.
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Soc: Suwon Bluewings crowned K-League champions
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Korean Soccer; Coach Kim has Suwon Headed in Right Direction.
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[K-League Soccer; Suwon, Sasa Finish Season in Style.
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