"Yujin Dan" meaning in English

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          "text": "5 USS Carmick (DMS) engaged enemy shore batteries at Yujin Dan, Korea, silencing the gun with 23 rounds.",
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          "text": "The coast NE of Yujin Dan is high for a distance of about 4 miles, then it becomes low and sandy to Tadong Dan, about 8 miles farther NE.",
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