Cheonan Stadium

Definition
Cheonan Stadium is a multi‑purpose sports venue situated in the city of Cheonan, South Korea. It is primarily used for football matches and athletic events.

Overview
The stadium forms part of the larger Cheonan Sports Complex, which includes auxiliary facilities such as an indoor arena and training fields. It serves as the home ground for local football clubs, most notably Cheonan City FC, which competes in the K3 League. The venue is also occasionally employed for regional athletic competitions, concerts, and community events.

Etymology / Origin
The name “Cheonan Stadium” derives directly from its location in Cheonan (천안), a city in South Chungcheong Province. The term “stadium” follows the standard English usage for a large, open‑air arena.

Characteristics

Feature Details
Location Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province, South Korea
Primary Uses Association football, track and field athletics, occasional cultural events
Capacity Approximately 15,000 spectators; the exact seating capacity is not confirmed.
Surface Grass playing field; the specific type of turf is not confirmed.
Ownership / Management Managed by the Cheonan City Government or a designated public sports authority; precise administrative details are not confirmed.
Opening Year The stadium was opened in the early 2000s; the exact year is not confirmed.
Facilities Includes spectator stands, lighting for night matches, a running track surrounding the pitch, and basic amenities such as locker rooms and concession areas.

Related Topics

  • Cheonan Sports Complex – The broader facility complex that includes Cheonan Stadium along with other sports venues.
  • Cheonan City FC – The football club that regularly utilizes the stadium for its home matches.
  • K3 League – The semi‑professional football league in South Korea where Cheonan City FC competes.
  • Sports venues in South Korea – A category encompassing other stadiums and arenas across the country.

Note: Certain specifics, such as exact capacity, opening date, and management details, are not definitively confirmed in publicly available encyclopedic sources.

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