From a Neighborhood Park to a Reservoir-Top Park Network

Since its 1971 designation as a neighborhood park, the Seoripul Park area has changed names and developed into a network of parks built atop reservoir facilities and linked by bridges.

Key takeaways

The area was designated an urban-planning neighborhood park facility (Seocho Park) in 1971, and renamed Seoripul Neighborhood Park in 1996. Fact An artificial park was built alongside reservoir construction in 2000; Nue Bridge connected Seori-gol Park and Montmartre Park in 2009, and Seoripul Bridge later connected Montmartre Park with Seoripul Park to the south. Fact

What to look for on site

The site's name changes from its original neighborhood park designation to today
The multiple park sections linked by bridges
The structure where reservoir facilities and parkland coexist

Editorial note

It's inaccurate to say "Seoripul Park is a single, unified park." Make clear that it's a network of sections built at different times and linked by bridges.