Dandong
Dandong sits at the mouth of the Yalu River on China's northeast coast, known for its cherry blossoms and border trade with North Korea.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Diocese of Fushun [Fushun]
About Dandong
Dandong is located in the northeastern part of Liaoning Province, bordering North Korea and the Yellow Sea. Strategically situated, it serves as a key gateway to Northeast Asia.
Dandong holds significant historical and economic importance. As a former Soviet naval base and a crucial port city, Dandong played a vital role during the Korean War. Today, its economy thrives on industry, agriculture, and tourism, particularly due to its proximity to the Yalu River and the international border with North Korea.
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