“Phone number?” someone asks searching for information. Right here stands the \uc774\ub3c42\ub3d9\uc8fc\ubbfc\uc13c\ud130. It serves as a vital hub for the community. Let’s delve into what makes this place significant.
The \uc774\ub3c42\ub3d9\uc8fc\ubbfc\uc13c\ud130 is located at 8 Obok 3-gil in Jeju City. Its address is easy to remember. The phone number is 064-728-1531. It is an important contact to have. The fax number is 064-728-4499.
As of December 31 2023 the registered population was 48579 people. This excludes foreigners. There were 21362 households. The male population was 23681. The female population was slightly higher at 24898.
The area is divided into 62 Tong and 379 Ban. These administrative units help manage the community. \uc774\ub3c42\ub3d9 includes Idoi-dong and Donam-dong.
\uc774\ub3c42\ub3d9\uc8fc\ubbfc\uc13c\ud130 provides essential services. It helps residents with various administrative tasks. Its role is central to the smooth functioning of daily life in \uc774\ub3c42\ub3d9.
The center’s history is intertwined with Jeju City’s evolution. In the past Jeju was divided into Ildo Ido and Samdo. These divisions marked settlement areas of three divine beings. Ido is where one of them lived.
Over time these areas became larger villages. During the Goryeo period they were known as Daechon meaning large village. This shows Jeju’s historical development. In 1914 administrative reforms changed the region. Ido-ri became part of Jeju-myeon.
Later in 1931 Jeju-myeon was upgraded to Jeju-eup. This reflects urban growth. In 1946 Jeju-do became a province. Consequently northern Jeju-gun included Jeju-eup. By 1955 Jeju-eup became Jeju-si. Ido-ri was then divided into Ido 1-dong and Ido 2-dong.
In 1962 Ido 1-dong and Donam-dong merged to form Ido 2-dong. Then in 1979 Ido 1-dong and Ido 2-dong were separated again as administrative dongs.
Geographically \uc774\ub3c42\ub3d9 features diverse landscapes. Sanjicheon Stream runs to the east. Hancheon Stream flows to the west. These streams meet the northern sea. The area between Gwangyang and Saemuseo is mostly flat.
Important institutions are located here. These include Jeju City Hall Jeju Provincial Office and educational facilities. Major roads connect the area. Donggwang-ro and Seogwang-ro run east-west. Jungang-ro runs north-south.
Today \uc774\ub3c42\ub3d9\uc8fc\ubbfc\uc13c\ud130 continues to serve the community. Its location population and administrative divisions shape its role. It is a vital part of Jeju City.
The \uc774\ub3c42\ub3d9\uc8fc\ubbfc\uc13c\ud130 stands as a testament to Jeju’s dynamic history. Its story reflects growth administrative changes and community development. As we conclude our visit remember its central role in Jeju.