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Dolmens in East Asia 
1. Manchuria, China |
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(1) Sokmoksong, Hesong, Liaoning (2) Sokbungyork, Kaizu, Liaoning
(3) Baikzomza, Zangha, Liaoning (4) Taihwangzi, Zangha, Liaoning
(5) Taizachon, Wabangzom, Liaoning (6) Sokwandun, Kumhyon, Liaoning
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2. North Korea (Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea) |
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(1) Roamri, Annac, Hwangnam (2) Sokchonsan, Lyongkang, Nampo
(3) Chimchonri, Hwangju, Hwangbuk (4) Odokri #10, Yontan, Hwangbuk
(5) Kwansanri, Eunrul, Hwangnam (6) Ryongdongri, Baechon, Hwangnam
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3. South Korea (Republic of Korea) |
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(1) Bugeunri, Kanghwa, Kyongki (2) Tayulri, Pazu, Kyongki
(3) Kumhyonri, Pochon, Kyongki (4) Sanghari, YongIn, Kyongki
(5) Kongsuri, Yangku, Kangwon (6) Zukzongri, Kosong, Kangwon
(7) Bomburi, Yangyang, Kangwon (8) Suyori, Yangyang, Kangwon
(9) Hwangsokri, Zechon, Chungbuk (10) Sanzikri, Buyo, Chungnam
(11) Torisa Temple, Sonsan, Kyongbuk (12) Moonsongdong, YongIl, Kyongbuk
(13) Yuri, CahngNyong, Kyongnam (14) Mugyeri, Kimhae, Kyongnam
(15) Kuzibong, Kimhae, Kyongnam (16) Kuamri, Buan, Zonbuk
(17) Sanggapri, Kochang, Zonbuk (18) Dosanri, Kochang, Zonbuk
(19) Zukrimri, Kochang, Zonbuk (20) Sansuri, Kochang, Zonbuk
(21) Taesinri, Hwasun, Zonnam (22) Yongdamdong #2, Cheju
(23) Uedodong #1, Cheju (24) Sekdaldong, Soguipo, Cheju
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4. Kushu, Japan |
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(1) Ridahara, Nagasaki, Kushu (2) Ridahara, Nagasaki, Kushu
(3) Seida, Hukuoka, Kushu |
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