Geochin Oreum Volcanic Cone

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Geochin Oreum Volcanic Cone

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Geochin Oreum Volcanic Cone

Located to the northwest of Jeolmul Oreum Volcanic Cone, approximately 2.5km to the southeast of Bonggae-dong Myeongdoam Village, this volcanic cone is called Geochin Oreum Volcanic Cone due to its large figure and rough shape. It forms a horseshoe-shaped crater that is open to the north. On the southern foot of the volcanic cone is the small Jinmul Crater, which gives off the impression of being attached to the volcanic cone. Deciduous trees make up the majority of the plants on all sides of the volcanic cone, with pine trees growing on some parts and a mix of rare evergreen broad-leaved trees forming a natural forest.

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Geochin Oreum Volcanic Cone

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Located to the northwest of Jeolmul Oreum Volcanic Cone, approximately 2.5km to the southeast of Bonggae-dong Myeongdoam Village, this volcanic cone is called Geochin Oreum Volcanic Cone due to its large figure and rough shape. It forms a horseshoe-shaped crater that is open to the north. On the southern foot of the volcanic cone is the small Jinmul Crater, which gives off the impression of being attached to the volcanic cone.

Deciduous trees make up the majority of the plants on all sides of the volcanic cone, with pine trees growing on some parts and a mix of rare evergreen broad-leaved trees forming a natural forest.