North Korea: Provinces And Special Cities – Map Quiz

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North Korea, officially the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, occupies the northern part of the Korean Peninsula in East Asia. It borders China, Russia, and South Korea and has coastlines along the Yellow Sea and the Sea of Japan.

North Korea is divided into nine provinces and four cities with special administrative status. The provinces cover most of the country's territory, while certain major cities are administered separately from the surrounding provinces.

Pyongyang is the national capital and the country's largest city. Other important administrative centers include Nampo on the western coast, Rason near the borders with China and Russia, and Kaesong near the border with South Korea. The administrative status of some cities has changed over time, including Kaesong, which regained special-city status in 2019.

This quiz covers the provinces and special cities of North Korea. Learning their locations provides a useful introduction to the country's administrative geography and the distribution of its major urban centers.

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