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{{Short description|Mountain range in South Korea}}
{{Unreferenced stub|auto=yes|date=December 2009}}
{{Infobox Korean name|
hangul=동대산맥|
hanja=東大山脈|
rr=Dongdae Sanmaek|
mr=Tongdae Sanmaek|
image=View from Tohamsan 1.jpg
}}
The '''Dongdae Mountains''' ({{Korean|hangul=동대산맥}}) are a small outlying range of the [[Taebaek Mountains]]. They run along the east coast of [[South Korea]] through the cities of [[Pohang]], [[Gyeongju]], and [[Ulsan]]. Notable peaks include [[Toham Mountain]] in [[Gyeongju National Park]], as well as [[Dongdaesan (Ulsan)|Dongdae Mountain]] itself in Ulsan. The Dongdae Mountains separate the [[Hyeongsan River]] basin from the belt of small streams flowing directly into the [[Sea of Japan]] (East Sea).

==See also==
*[[Geography of South Korea]]
*[[Yeongnam]]

{{Coord missing|South Korea}}

[[Category:Mountain ranges of South Korea]]
[[Category:Geography of Ulsan]]

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