| The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-07. |
| Kumgang, Mount |
(k m´gäng´) (KEY) , mountain, SE North Korea, rising to 5,374 ft (1,638 m). There are scenic ravines and caverns and many ancient Buddhist temples, as well as a modern resort, built and operated by a South Korean company and catering to South Korean tourists, at the foot of the mountain. |
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