Chagang is a province located in the northern part of North Korea. It is bordered by China to the north and is known for its mountainous terrain and rich natural resources, including coal and iron ore. The capital city of Chagang is Chagangdo, which serves as a regional center for trade and industry. The province has a population that primarily engages in agriculture and mining. Chagang is also home to several important military facilities, reflecting its strategic significance within North Korea. The region's economy is largely state-controlled, with a focus on heavy industry and resource extraction.