Buk District, Daegu

During the Silla period, it belonged to Daegu and palgeori prefectures, and during the Later Three Kingdoms period, it belonged to Daegu and Pali. During the Joseon period, it was located on the border of Daegu. In January 1963, it was upgraded to the status of Buk District. In 1981, as Daegu rose to a direct city, its status was raised to Buk District, Daegu. ==Administrative divisions==

Buk-gu administers 23 dong: • Goseong-dong () • Chilseong-dong () • Chimsan 1-dong () • Chimsan 2-dong () • Chimsan 3-dong () • Nowon-dong () • Sangyeok 1-dong () • Sangyeok 2-dong () • Sangyeok 3-dong () • Sangyeok 4-dong () • Bokhyeon 1-dong () • Bokhyeon 2-dong () • Daehyeon-dong () • Geomdan-dong () • Mutaejoya-dong () • Gwanmun-dong () • Taejeon 1-dong () • Taejeon 2-dong () • Guam-dong () • Gwaneum-dong () • Eumnae-dong () • Dongcheon-dong () • Gugu-dong () ==Education==

• Kyungpook National University • Yeungjin University • Taegu Science University • Daegu Health College • KyungWoon University Daegu Campus ==Amenities==

Bukbu Library is municipal library that is located in Buk District. The library opened 24 November 1983. The number of books is total 250,956; that of papers is 31,997. Gususan Library consists of one basement floor and three floors above the ground. It is a district library with more than 100,000 books and 544 seats. The district contains the traditional market Chilseong Market. ==See also==