Sinan-gun, Jeollanam-do/Eup/myeon records 2018–2025/Provincial record from 1990/Data as of 13 October 2026
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Sinan-gun produces most of South Korea's solar sea salt. Its salt pans are spread across the islands of the county. The official record shows where the salt comes from, how much is made, and how much licensed pan now stands idle.
Choose a measure and a year. Select an eup/myeon on the map or in the list to bring it forward. The trend and composition charts below follow the same selection.
Output, salt-pan area and producers, 2018–2025. Click any bar or point to move the map to that year.
Solar salt produced, tonnes
Hectares. The shaded gap is licensed pan that did not operate.
Count. 2018–2024 count producers; 2025 counts businesses.
Output by eup/myeon, 2018–2024, stacked largest at the base. Hover a block for its value; click it to select that eup/myeon on the map and in the trends.
Two comparisons at the dates the sources cover. They use different sources and are not combined.
Pale bar: licensed. Solid bar: operating.
Operating basis in both years. Log scale.
Province and national solar salt output, with Sinan where figures exist. Numbered marks are events the cited sources document.
How the figures on this page were collected, labelled and checked.
Every value shown is reported by a cited source, except changes since 2018, shares of the Sinan total and ranks. Those are calculated from two cited figures and labelled "calculated".
Licensed figures count all permitted salt pan or producers, idle ones included. Operating figures count only those producing that year. The two are never merged.
Missing values are hatched or marked "no data" and never drawn as zero. In KOSIS tables "-" means 자료없음 (no data). A reported zero, where one exists, is drawn as an open marker.
The KOSIS table counts producers (생산자수, persons). Other sources count businesses or sites (업체 / 개소). Charts keep the two apart and do not compare across them.