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Asan Hyanggyo
36°50′58″N 126°56′47″E / 36.8495°N 126.9463°E / 36.8495; 126.9463
Bianhyanggyo
36°22′13″N 128°28′19″E / 36.37025°N 128.472°E / 36.37025; 128.472
Biinhyanggyo
1398[1]
36°08′25″N 126°36′28″E / 36.1403583°N 126.60782°E / 36.1403583; 126.60782
Bonghwahyanggyo
36°53′18″N 128°48′57″E / 36.88839°N 128.81572°E / 36.88839; 128.81572
Boryeong Hyanggyo
1723
36°24′41″N 126°35′33″E / 36.4114361°N 126.592375°E / 36.4114361; 126.592375
Boseonghyanggyo
1397[1]
34°46′07″N 127°04′43″E / 34.76861°N 127.07861°E / 34.76861; 127.07861
Buyeo Hyanggyo
36°16′49″N 126°54′52″E / 36.28041°N 126.9144805°E / 36.28041; 126.9144805
Changpyeonghyanggyo
35°13′00″N 126°59′03″E / 35.216694°N 126.9843°E / 35.216694; 126.9843
Cheonan Hyanggyo
1398[1]
36°49′03″N 127°10′19″E / 36.8175°N 127.17194°E / 36.8175; 127.17194
Cheongdohyanggyo
1568[1]
35°38′49″N 128°42′31″E / 35.64683°N 128.708639°E / 35.64683; 128.708639
Cheonghahyanggyo
1398[1]
36°12′01″N 129°20′19″E / 36.20025°N 129.3385°E / 36.20025; 129.3385
Cheongjuhyanggyo
36°38′14″N 127°29′21″E / 36.637161°N 127.4890805°E / 36.637161; 127.4890805
Cheongpunghyanggyo
37°00′01″N 128°09′58″E / 37.00028°N 128.1661°E / 37.00028; 128.1661
Cheongsong Hyanggyo
1426[1]
36°26′05″N 129°03′27″E / 36.43472°N 129.0575°E / 36.43472; 129.0575
Cheongyang Hyanggyo
36°27′18″N 126°48′55″E / 36.455°N 126.81528°E / 36.455; 126.81528
Cheorwonhyanggyoji
38°14′21″N 127°12′50″E / 38.23917°N 127.214°E / 38.23917; 127.214
Chuncheonhyanggyo
Chungju Hyanggyo
1398[1]
36°58′29″N 127°56′16″E / 36.974625°N 127.93783°E / 36.974625; 127.93783
Daeheunghyanggyo
1405[1]
36°36′58″N 126°47′13″E / 36.6161°N 126.78694°E / 36.6161; 126.78694
Daejeonghyanggyo
1420[1]
33°14′22″N 126°17′18″E / 33.2394°N 126.2883°E / 33.2394; 126.2883
Dangjin Hyanggyo
1407[1]
36°53′33″N 126°37′59″E / 36.8925°N 126.63305°E / 36.8925; 126.63305
Deoksan Hyanggyo
36°42′00″N 126°39′18″E / 36.70004°N 126.6549528°E / 36.70004; 126.6549528
Dolsanhyanggyo
34°37′02″N 127°43′39″E / 34.617305°N 127.72761°E / 34.617305; 127.72761
Dongbokhyanggyo
1445[1]
35°04′37″N 127°06′50″E / 35.077°N 127.1139°E / 35.077; 127.1139
Eonyanghyanggyo
35°33′25″N 129°06′50″E / 35.557°N 129.1139°E / 35.557; 129.1139
Eunjinhyanggyo
1380[1]
36°10′16″N 127°06′41″E / 36.17099°N 127.1114861°E / 36.17099; 127.1114861
Gangjinhyanggyo
1398[1]
34°39′00″N 126°46′11″E / 34.650028°N 126.76961°E / 34.650028; 126.76961
Gangneunghyanggyo
1313
37°45′48″N 128°53′40″E / 37.7634°N 128.8945694°E / 37.7634; 128.8945694
Ganseonghyanggyo
1420[1]
38°22′42″N 128°26′20″E / 38.3783°N 128.439°E / 38.3783; 128.439
Gapyeonghyanggyo
1398[2] [1]
37°49′48″N 127°30′27″E / 37.83°N 127.5075°E / 37.83; 127.5075
Geumsanhyanggyo
36°06′39″N 127°29′23″E / 36.11083°N 127.48972°E / 36.11083; 127.48972
Gijang Hyanggyo
1440[1]
35°15′29″N 129°12′45″E / 35.258°N 129.2125°E / 35.258; 129.2125
Gimcheon Gimsan Hyanggyo
1392[1]
36°08′22″N 128°05′49″E / 36.1394°N 128.096861°E / 36.1394; 128.096861
Gimje-gun Government Office and Hyanggyo
1404[1]
35°48′03″N 126°52′55″E / 35.800805°N 126.88194°E / 35.800805; 126.88194
Goesan Cheonganhyanggyo
Gokseonghyanggyo
1570[1]
35°17′05″N 127°16′55″E / 35.28472°N 127.28194°E / 35.28472; 127.28194
Gongjuhyanggyo
36°27′30″N 127°06′59″E / 36.4583°N 127.11639°E / 36.4583; 127.11639
Goryeonghyanggyo
35°43′45″N 128°15′55″E / 35.72917°N 128.26528°E / 35.72917; 128.26528
Goyanghyanggyo
37°42′14″N 126°53′42″E / 37.7039°N 126.895°E / 37.7039; 126.895
Gumi Seonsanhyanggyo
1450[1]
36°15′09″N 128°18′02″E / 36.252472°N 128.30061°E / 36.252472; 128.30061
Gunwihyanggyo
1470[1]
36°14′03″N 128°34′06″E / 36.2343°N 128.56839°E / 36.2343; 128.56839
Guryehyanggyo
35°12′04″N 127°27′15″E / 35.201°N 127.45417°E / 35.201; 127.45417
Gwangju Hyanggyo
37°31′06″N 127°13′23″E / 37.5183°N 127.22305°E / 37.5183; 127.22305
Gwangju Hyanggyo
35°08′46″N 126°54′13″E / 35.1461°N 126.90361°E / 35.1461; 126.90361
Gwangyang Hyanggyo
1443[1]
34°58′57″N 127°35′15″E / 34.9825°N 127.5875°E / 34.9825; 127.5875
Gyeolseonghyanggyo
36°31′44″N 126°32′34″E / 36.5288083°N 126.542728°E / 36.5288083; 126.542728
Gyeongju Hyanggyo
Haemihyanggyo
1407[1]
36°43′15″N 126°32′59″E / 36.72083°N 126.54972°E / 36.72083; 126.54972
Haman Chilwonhyanggyo
35°18′29″N 128°30′50″E / 35.308°N 128.5139°E / 35.308; 128.5139
Hampyeong Hyanggyo
35°04′06″N 126°31′39″E / 35.0683°N 126.5275°E / 35.0683; 126.5275
Hansan Hyanggyo
1518[1]
36°05′05″N 126°47′40″E / 36.0847139°N 126.7943972°E / 36.0847139; 126.7943972
Hapcheon Gangyanghyanggyo
35°33′50″N 128°09′41″E / 35.5639°N 128.16139°E / 35.5639; 128.16139
Hayang Hyanggyo
1580[1]
35°55′44″N 128°48′50″E / 35.929°N 128.8139°E / 35.929; 128.8139
Hoengseonghyanggyo
37°29′11″N 127°59′37″E / 37.48639°N 127.99361°E / 37.48639; 127.99361
Hongcheon Hyanggyo
37°41′50″N 127°53′23″E / 37.6972°N 127.88972°E / 37.6972; 127.88972
Hongjuhyanggyo
36°36′34″N 126°39′56″E / 36.609417°N 126.665639°E / 36.609417; 126.665639
Hongsanhyanggyo
Hwacheonhyanggyo
38°06′21″N 127°41′56″E / 38.10583°N 127.699°E / 38.10583; 127.699
Imcheonhyanggyo
36°11′33″N 126°53′25″E / 36.1925°N 126.89028°E / 36.1925; 126.89028
Injehyanggyo
1610[1]
38°04′19″N 128°10′26″E / 38.07194°N 128.174°E / 38.07194; 128.174
Jainhyanggyo
35°49′22″N 128°49′35″E / 35.8228°N 128.82639°E / 35.8228; 128.82639
Janggihyanggyo
1396[1]
35°53′48″N 129°29′11″E / 35.896694°N 129.486361°E / 35.896694; 129.486361
Jangheunghyanggyo
1398[1]
34°40′28″N 126°53′37″E / 34.674417°N 126.8935805°E / 34.674417; 126.8935805
Jangseonghyanggyo
35°18′05″N 126°46′51″E / 35.30139°N 126.78083°E / 35.30139; 126.78083
Jeokseonghyanggyo
37°57′47″N 126°55′25″E / 37.963°N 126.92361°E / 37.963; 126.92361
Jeongeuihyanggyo
1416[1]
33°23′13″N 126°48′00″E / 33.38694°N 126.8°E / 33.38694; 126.8
Jeongsanhyanggyo
36°24′57″N 126°56′37″E / 36.41583°N 126.94361°E / 36.41583; 126.94361
Jeongseonhyanggyo
1110[1]
37°22′56″N 128°39′57″E / 37.38225°N 128.665805°E / 37.38225; 128.665805
Jeonuihyanggyo
1416[1]
36°40′50″N 127°11′59″E / 36.6805°N 127.19972°E / 36.6805; 127.19972
Jidohyanggyo
1438[1]
35°03′48″N 126°12′21″E / 35.063417°N 126.205861°E / 35.063417; 126.205861
Jiksan Hyanggyo
1588[1]
36°54′09″N 127°09′29″E / 36.9025°N 127.158°E / 36.9025; 127.158
Jinbo Hyanggyo
1404[1]
Jindo Hyanggyo
1437[1]
Jinjamhyanggyo Daeseongjeon
1405[1]
36°18′14″N 127°18′54″E / 36.3039°N 127.315°E / 36.3039; 127.315
Jinsanhyanggyo
36°09′14″N 127°22′37″E / 36.154°N 127.37694°E / 36.154; 127.37694
Jipyeong Hyanggyo
37°28′51″N 127°38′11″E / 37.480833°N 127.636389°E / 37.480833; 127.636389
Mokcheonhyanggyo
1523
36°48′07″N 127°13′42″E / 36.8019°N 127.228361°E / 36.8019; 127.228361
Muanhyanggyo
1394[1]
34°59′22″N 126°28′04″E / 34.989583°N 126.467694°E / 34.989583; 126.467694
Myeoncheonhyanggyo
1392[1]
36°49′14″N 126°40′12″E / 36.8205°N 126.67°E / 36.8205; 126.67
Naganhyanggyo
34°54′02″N 127°20′41″E / 34.9005°N 127.34472°E / 34.9005; 127.34472
Nampo Hyanggyo
36°18′18″N 126°37′08″E / 36.3051°N 126.61894°E / 36.3051; 126.61894
Nampyeonghyanggyo
1420[1]
35°02′14″N 126°50′50″E / 35.037194°N 126.847194°E / 35.037194; 126.847194
Neungju Hyanggyo
1392[1]
34°59′22″N 126°57′05″E / 34.989583°N 126.9513°E / 34.989583; 126.9513
Noseonghyanggyo
36°16′55″N 127°07′48″E / 36.28194°N 127.13°E / 36.28194; 127.13
Ocheonhyanggyo
1901[1]
36°25′06″N 126°32′43″E / 36.4182028°N 126.5454°E / 36.4182028; 126.5454
Okgwahyanggyo
1392[1]
35°16′42″N 127°08′01″E / 35.278417°N 127.133528°E / 35.278417; 127.133528
Onyanghyanggyo
1871[1]
36°45′46″N 127°00′53″E / 36.7628°N 127.01472°E / 36.7628; 127.01472
Samcheokhyanggyo
1398[1]
37°27′01″N 129°09′59″E / 37.45028°N 129.1665°E / 37.45028; 129.1665
Sancheong Danseonghyanggyo
35°18′27″N 127°57′29″E / 35.3075°N 127.958°E / 35.3075; 127.958
Sangju Hamchanghyanggyo
36°34′34″N 128°09′18″E / 36.5762°N 128.15505°E / 36.5762; 128.15505
Seocheonhyanggyo
1413[1]
36°04′47″N 126°41′40″E / 36.07975°N 126.6943361°E / 36.07975; 126.6943361
Seokseonghyanggyo
36°13′41″N 126°59′23″E / 36.228°N 126.98972°E / 36.228; 126.98972
Seosan Hyanggyo
1406[1]
36°47′28″N 126°27′07″E / 36.791°N 126.452°E / 36.791; 126.452
Sinchang Hyanggyo
1872[1]
36°46′48″N 126°55′44″E / 36.77992°N 126.9288139°E / 36.77992; 126.9288139
Sunheunghyanggyo
36°55′49″N 128°34′37″E / 36.93028°N 128.577°E / 36.93028; 128.577
Taean Hyanggyo
1407[1]
36°45′32″N 126°17′49″E / 36.759°N 126.29694°E / 36.759; 126.29694
Wandohyanggyo
1897[1]
34°20′46″N 126°43′41″E / 34.3461°N 126.728°E / 34.3461; 126.728
Wonju Hyanggyo
37°20′20″N 127°56′58″E / 37.338875°N 127.9495694°E / 37.338875; 127.9495694
Yangyang Hyanggyo
38°04′44″N 128°36′23″E / 38.079°N 128.60639°E / 38.079; 128.60639
Yean Hyanggyo
1415[1]
Yecheon Hyanggyo
1407[1]
Yeoncheonhyanggyo
1407[1]
38°05′45″N 127°04′11″E / 38.09583°N 127.06972°E / 38.09583; 127.06972
Yeongamhyanggyo
1420[1]
34°47′47″N 126°41′33″E / 34.79639°N 126.6925°E / 34.79639; 126.6925
Yeongdeok Yeonghae Hyanggyo
1346[1]
36°32′18″N 129°24′47″E / 36.538361°N 129.413139°E / 36.538361; 129.413139
Yeongdong Hwangganhyanggyo
1394
36°13′42″N 127°54′55″E / 36.2283°N 127.91528°E / 36.2283; 127.91528
Yeongdonghyanggyo
36°10′34″N 127°46′08″E / 36.1761°N 127.769°E / 36.1761; 127.769
Yeonggwanghyanggyo
35°16′26″N 126°31′08″E / 35.2739°N 126.519°E / 35.2739; 126.519
Yeongihyanggyo
1416[1]
36°32′35″N 127°16′52″E / 36.543°N 127.281°E / 36.543; 127.281
Yeongwolhyanggyo
1398[1]
37°11′07″N 128°28′31″E / 37.1854°N 128.4754°E / 37.1854; 128.4754
Yeongyanghyanggyo
1679[1]
36°42′17″N 129°07′25″E / 36.70472°N 129.12361°E / 36.70472; 129.12361
Yeonsanhyanggyo
1398[1]
36°13′25″N 127°12′33″E / 36.2234861°N 127.209175°E / 36.2234861; 127.209175
Yeosuhyanggyo
1897[1]
34°44′34″N 127°43′57″E / 34.7428°N 127.7325°E / 34.7428; 127.7325
Yesanhyanggyo
1413[1]
36°41′02″N 126°51′00″E / 36.683817°N 126.8500139°E / 36.683817; 126.8500139
Yonggung Hyanggyo
1398[1]
36°35′36″N 128°18′14″E / 36.593417°N 128.30383°E / 36.593417; 128.30383
Yonginhyanggyo
1400[1]
37°17′43″N 127°07′15″E / 37.29528°N 127.12083°E / 37.29528; 127.12083
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