The Nakdong River, also known as Nakdonggang, is South Korea's longest river, flowing through significant urban centers like Daegu and Busan. Its name is derived from its historical significance as the eastern boundary of the Gaya confederacy during the Three Kingdoms Era of Korea. This river is geographically important to the region, and is a geographical landmark in South Korea.
On August 3, 1950, the bridge at Waegwan was blown up to halt the North Korean advance on Daegu during the Korean War. Tragically, many South Korean refugees died in the explosion.
On March 14, 1991, thirty tons of phenol leaked into the Nakdong River from Doosan Electronics, contaminating the water supply for Daegu.
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