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This paper is an analysis of the living SOC gap between urban and non-urban areas. The results of this paper are as follows. First, as a result of analyzing the accessibility of living SOC facilities based on the proportion of population, the difference between urban and non-urban areas decreased compared to when only physical distance was measured, but there were still many facilities with large distances distributed in non-urban areas. Considering the demographic structure and proportion of non-urban areas, it was confirmed that accessibility to elderly leisure facilities and hospitals required alternative services. Second, in the case of indicators that can reflect the residential environment, water supply, sewerage, bus, and CCTV were all lower in non-urban areas than in urban areas, except for city gas. This also means that the residential environment of non-do areas is lower than that of urban areas, which means that policies to improve the residential environment are needed.