Geography

Casey Morrison

12 March, 10:04

The populations of japan and south korea

a. reside in the upland areas of the nations.

b. are concentrated mainly in cities.

c. are evenly distributed around the two countries.

d. are predominately rural.

e. are concentrated along the central coasts of both nations.

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