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71% of the county is forest, and 19% of it is agricultural land.
To the east is the city of Andong and the county of Cheongsong, to the west is the city of Sangju, to the south is the county of Gunwi and the city of Gumi, and to the north is the city of Andong and the county of Yecheon.
It is located in the centre of the province, and with the exception of Uljin, all cities and counties are within 80 km of Uiseong; with the continual improvement of the road system the distances are growing ever closer.
To the north is the county of Uiseong, to the east is the city of Yeongcheon, to the west is the city of Gumi, and to the south is the city of Daegu and the county of Chilgok.
The county is much longer from east to west than from north to south, and is somewhat triangular in shape.
The county is located away from the sea and lacks its moderating influence, and the approximately 947 mm of rain that fall every year is lower than the average for the nation.
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