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{{Infobox settlement
{{Infobox settlement
| name                    = Hyangsan-si
| name                    = Sinju-si
| native_name            ={{lower|0.25em|향산시}}  
| native_name            ={{lower|0.25em|신주시}}  
| native_name_lang        = Korean  
| native_name_lang        = Korean  
| settlement_type        = City in [[Haesan]]
| settlement_type        = City in [[Haesan]]
| image_skyline          = [[File:Hyangsan.jpeg|299px]]
| image_skyline          = [[File:Sinju.jpg|299px]]
| image_alt              =  
| image_alt              =  
| image_caption          = Hyangsan on the Su River (Sugang)
| image_caption          = Sinju cradling the Gulf of Sinju
| image_flag              =  
| image_flag              =  
| flag_alt                =  
| flag_alt                =  
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| shield_alt              =  
| shield_alt              =  
| etymology              =  
| etymology              =  
| nickname                = City of Flowers,  
| nickname                = City of Ghosts, Crescent City
| motto                  =  
| motto                  =  
| image_map              =  
| image_map              =  
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| subdivision_name        =  
| subdivision_name        =  
| subdivision_type1      = Administrative District (Province)
| subdivision_type1      = Administrative District (Province)
| subdivision_name1      = Sugang
| subdivision_name1      = Sinhan
| subdivision_type2      =  
| subdivision_type2      =  
| subdivision_name2      =  
| subdivision_name2      =  
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| subdivision_name3      =  
| subdivision_name3      =  
| established_title      = Founded
| established_title      = Founded
| established_date        = 113 CE
| established_date        = c. 450 BCE
| founder                =  
| founder                =  
| seat_type              =  
| seat_type              =  
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| area_blank2_title      =  
| area_blank2_title      =  
<!-- square miles -->  
<!-- square miles -->  
| area_total_sq_mi        = 253
| area_total_sq_mi        = 441
| area_land_sq_mi        =
| area_land_sq_mi        =
| area_water_sq_mi        =  
| area_water_sq_mi        =  
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| dimensions_footnotes    =  
| dimensions_footnotes    =  
| elevation_footnotes    =  
| elevation_footnotes    =  
| elevation_ft            = 783
| elevation_ft            =  
| population_as_of        = 2015
| population_as_of        = 2015
| population_footnotes    =  
| population_footnotes    =  
| population_total        = 4,590,341
| population_total        = 6,210,204
| population_density_sq_mi= auto
| population_density_sq_mi= auto
| population_note        =   
| population_note        =   
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| area_code              =  
| area_code              =  
| iso_code                =  
| iso_code                =  
| website                = hyangsansi.hn
| website                = sinjusi.hn
| footnotes              =  
| footnotes              =  
}}
}}


Sinju is the fourth most populous city in [[Haesan]], and the largest in [[Sugang|Sinhan Province]], of which it is the administrative center.
Sinju is the third most populous city in [[Haesan]], and the largest in [[Sinhan|Sinhan Province]], of which it serves as one of the dual administrative centers.  One of the first cities in Haesan to be permanently settled, the city has long been a key respite for religious missionaries, and hosts key sites for both the [[Haeanism|Haean]] (Neo-Minjian) Faith and [[Celestialism|Celestial]] religion.  Largely isolated from the upheaval of both colonial warfare and the [[Great War]], Sinju developed a reputation as the most scholarly of Haesan's cities and focused on economics and trade rather than needing to build up martial prowess.  Contributing to this factor was the city's advantageous location on hills cradling the Gulf of Sinju, leading to Sinju's iconic crescent-shaped city layout.  Sinju's main economic activity lies in shipbuilding and chemicals production, while biotech and pharmaceuticals are rapidly developing industries.  Sports are very popular in Sinju, especially baseball, where the [[Sinju Ghosts]] have won 5 out of the last 15 Haesanite Series.


[[Category: Cities]] [[Category: Cities in Haesan]] [[Category:Haesan]] [[Category: Places]]
[[Category: Cities]] [[Category: Cities in Haesan]] [[Category:Haesan]] [[Category: Places]]

Revision as of 18:10, 17 May 2023

Sinju-si
신주시
City in Haesan
Sinju cradling the Gulf of Sinju
Nickname(s): 
City of Ghosts, Crescent City
Administrative District (Province)Sinhan
Foundedc. 450 BCE
Government
 • MayorLee Hyeon-su (One Haesan)
Area
 • Total1,140 km2 (441 sq mi)
Population
 (2015)
 • Total6,210,204
 • Density5,400/km2 (14,000/sq mi)
Time zoneUTC+6 (WHT)
Websitesinjusi.hn

Sinju is the third most populous city in Haesan, and the largest in Sinhan Province, of which it serves as one of the dual administrative centers. One of the first cities in Haesan to be permanently settled, the city has long been a key respite for religious missionaries, and hosts key sites for both the Haean (Neo-Minjian) Faith and Celestial religion. Largely isolated from the upheaval of both colonial warfare and the Great War, Sinju developed a reputation as the most scholarly of Haesan's cities and focused on economics and trade rather than needing to build up martial prowess. Contributing to this factor was the city's advantageous location on hills cradling the Gulf of Sinju, leading to Sinju's iconic crescent-shaped city layout. Sinju's main economic activity lies in shipbuilding and chemicals production, while biotech and pharmaceuticals are rapidly developing industries. Sports are very popular in Sinju, especially baseball, where the Sinju Ghosts have won 5 out of the last 15 Haesanite Series.