Case Study: The Cheonggyecheon River Project, South Korea (AQA A-Level Geography): Quizzes

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Case Study: The Cheonggyecheon River Project, South Korea
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What is Seoul's population density per square kilometre?

More than 17,000 people

In which year was the four-lane elevated freeway built over the Cheonggyecheon stream?

1971

What was the total cost of the Cheonggyecheon restoration project?

$281 million

How many bridges were built as part of the restoration work?

22 bridges

Where is the water pumped from to maintain flow in the restored Cheonggyecheon?

Hanang River

What feature characterises Zone 3 of the restoration design?

Overgrown natural look & wetland area

Which political leader championed the Cheonggyecheon restoration in 2001?

Lee Myung Bak

How many visitors had the restored Cheonggyecheon attracted by the end of 2008?

18.1 million visitors

What temperature reduction was achieved by removing cars from the area?

2.5°C reduction

What accessibility problem remains despite improvements made after the 2005 protest?

Irregular surfaces & poorly lit tunnels

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