Euncheok-myeon (은척면, 銀尺面) is a myeon in Sangju-shi, Gyeongsangbuk-do. On its west and north sides are Mungyeong-shi's Nongam-myeon and Gaeun-eup. To the east are Ian-myeon and Gonggeom-myeon. On the south can be found Oiseo-myeon.

The Invil villages website, on the people of this area: "They try to exuviate in conservative habit now slowly and meet in New Age change, village-income-structure improvement conversion is appearing strongly.Therefore, our village is chosen to an example village in this information-example villages."

• Area: 53.93 sq. kms.
• Population: 1,913 people.

The Industrialization Research Park for Oriental Medical Resources [1] is located here, in Namgong-ni. Started in 2003, it is designed to have a herbal medicine village, condos, and recreational facilities.

[edit] Places of interest

• Mulberry tree in Dugong-ni
• Dugong-ni Gingko Tree 두곡리 은행나무
• Eunjagol village, an Invil site, but very disjointed in its translation (see quote above.)
• Hwangnyeongsa (황령사) (黃嶺寺), in Hwangnyeong-ni.
• Seongjusan Natural Recreational Forest, at San 50, Namgong-ni, Euncheok-myeon, Sangju-shi.

[edit] Administrative divisions (리)

• Bongjung-ni (봉중리) (鳳中里) myeon office is here.
• Bongsang-ni (봉상리) (鳳上里)
• Dugong-ni (두곡리) (杜谷里)
• Haheul-li (하흘리) (下屹里)
• Hwangnyeong-ni (황령리) (黃嶺里)
• Jangam-ni (장암리) (壯岩里)
• Munam-ri (문암리) (文岩里)
• Mureung-ni (무릉리) (武陵里)
• Namgong-ni (남곡리) (南谷里)
• Ugi-ri (우기리) (于基里)

[edit] Links

• Euncheok-myeon web pages