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Ihwagyo Bridge on Jungnangcheon Blooms into 'Grass Won'
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- Dongdaemun-gu has restored about 2,000 square meters around Ihwagyo Bridge on Jungnangcheon and turned it into a green leisure space, 'Grass Won', that prevents soil runoff.
- The work was completed at the end of October last year with special grants from the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, and 16 types of grass totaling over 15,000 plants were planted in the pocket-shaped 'Grass Won' in the picnic area.
- Shade trees were also planted in the picnic area so residents can rest in every season, and District Chief Lee Pil-hyeong said the district will continue to care for the waterfront space.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 중랑천 이화교, ‘그라스원’으로 피어나다
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