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on Oct 18, 2023

The most searched Wikipedia pages in South Korea: discover what people are looking for!

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  1. KO
    Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation
    - 4%
  2. KO
    Korean Broadcasting System
    - 7%
  3. KO
    Strong Girl Nam-soon
    - 65%
  4. KO
    Shin Hae-sun
    new
  5. KO
    Korea Educational Broadcasting System
    stable
  6. KO
    YouTube
    + 6%
  7. KO
    list of country calling codes
    + 12%
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    Israel
    - 16%
  9. KO
    State of Palestine
    - 23%
  10. KO
    Instagram
    stable
  11. KO
    Gaza Strip
    stable
  12. KO
    Halloween
    + 3%
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    Hamas
    - 62%
  14. KO
    Kim Eun-hee
    new
  15. KO
    Nam Kyung-pil
    new
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    Naver
    - 12%
  17. KO
    Bibi
    new
  18. KO
    South Korea
    - 17%
  19. KO
    2026 FIFA World Cup
    - 61%
  20. KO
    National Pension Service in Korea
    - 14%
  21. KO
    Israeli–Palestinian conflict
    - 5%
  22. KO
    Sejong the Great
    - 10%
  23. KO
    Kim Han-gil
    new
  24. KO
    Kim Poong
    new
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    Jewish people
    - 20%
  26. KO
    Liancourt Rocks
    stable
  27. KO
    2026 FIFA World Cup qualification (AFC)
    - 39%
  28. KO
    Lee You-mi
    - 53%
  29. KO
    Lee Jongseok
    new
  30. KO
    Pornhub
    stable
  31. KO
    Yong Hye-in
    stable
  32. KO
    Roman numerals
    + 6%
  33. KO
    Google
    stable
  34. KO
    Jung Hye-in
    new
  35. KO
    Japanese invasions of Korea
    new
  36. KO
    Yonhap News Agency
    + 7%
  37. KO
    Chey Tae-won
    new
  38. KO
    GLAM
    new
  39. KO
    Jang Hang-jun
    new
  40. KO
    Arab–Israeli conflict
    - 23%
  41. KO
    South Korea national football team
    - 162%
  42. KO
    Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
    stable
  43. KO
    X
    new
  44. KO
    Singapore
    new
  45. KO
    Generation MZ
    - 8%
  46. KO
    periodic table
    new
  47. KO
    wild card
    new
Those data refers to the most visited pages on Wikipedia from South Korea on Oct 18, 2023.
The green, red and yellow indicators on each row are based on data from the day before: to get insights about the historical records, click here.
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