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ASTANA ULAANBAATAR BEIJING PYONGYANG MANILA HANOI BANGKOK DHAKA DHAKA DHAKA KATHMANDU KATHMANDU KATHMANDU BISHKEK THIMPHU THIMPHU THIMPHU RANGOON RANGOON RANGOON NEW DELHI VIENTIANE VIENTIANE VIENTIANE SEOUL HEILONGJIANG JILIN LIAONING HEBEI SHANDONG SHANXI HENAN JIANGSU ANHUI ZHEJIANG FUJIAN JIANGXI HUNAN CHONGQING HUBEI SHAANXI NINGXIA GANSU GUIZHOU SICHUAN QINGHAI XINJIANG XIZANG (TIBET) YUNNAN GUANGXI GUANGDONG HAINAN SHANGHAI BEIJING TIANJIN NEI MONGOL (INNER MONGOLIA) Tianjin Xining Lhasa Chengdu Kunming Guiyang Nanning Haikou Changsha Wuhan Fuzhou Nanchang Hefei Shanghai Nanjing Jinan Changchun Shenyang Harbin Hohhot Taiyuan Zhengzhou Xi’an Yinchuan Ürümqi Shijiazhuang Hangzhou Guangzhou Lanzhou Chongqing Taipei Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Macau Special Administrative Region Nay Pyi Taw (administrative capital) Nay Pyi Taw (administrative capital) Nay Pyi Taw (administrative capital) Philippine Sea Andaman Sea Bay of Bengal East China Sea Yellow Sea Bo Hai Gulf of Tonkin South China Sea Taiwan Strait Taiwan Hainan Dao Luzon Mindoro Panay PARACEL ISLANDS RUSSIA MONGOLIA KAZAKHSTAN KYRGYZSTAN TAJ. AFG. PAK. INDIA INDIA BANGL. BHUTAN NEPAL BURMA THAILAND CAMBODIA LAOS VIETNAM PHILIPPINES NORTH KOREA SOUTH KOREA Line of Actual Control Demarcation Line Indian claim Aksai Chin 1972 Line of Control Boundary representation is not necessarily authoritative. LAMBERT CONFORMAL CONIC PROJECTION; STANDARD PARALLELS 18° 00’ N 46° 00’ N 803420AI (G02212) 7-11 CHINA Administrative Divisions China has 23 provinces (sheng), five autonomous regions (zizhiqu), four municipalities (shi), and two special administrative regions. China considers Taiwan its 23rd province. Autonomous regions and municipalities are shown in italic type. 0 500 Kilometers 0 500 Miles Scale 1:30,000,000 International boundary Province (sheng), autonomous region (zizhiqu), or municipality (shi) boundary National capital Province (sheng), autonomous region (zizhiqu), or municipality (shi) capital
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ASTANA
ULAANBAATAR
BEIJINGPYONGYANG
MANILA
HANOI
BANGKOK
DHAKADHAKADHAKA
KATHMANDUKATHMANDUKATHMANDU
BISHKEK
THIMPHUTHIMPHUTHIMPHU
RANGOONRANGOONRANGOON
NEWDELHI
VIENTIANEVIENTIANEVIENTIANE
SEOUL
HEILONGJIANG
JILIN
LIAONING
HEBEI
SHANDONGSHANXI
HENANJIANGSU
ANHUI
ZHEJIANG
FUJIAN
JIANGXI
HUNAN
CHONGQINGHUBEI
SHAANXI
NINGXIA
GANSU
GUIZHOU
SICHUAN
QINGHAI
X I N J I A N G
XIZANG(TIBET)
YUNNAN GUANGXI GUANGDONG
HAINAN
SHANGHAI
BEIJING
TIANJIN
NEI MONGOL(INNER MONGOLIA)
Tianjin
Xining
LhasaChengdu
KunmingGuiyang
Nanning
Haikou
Changsha
Wuhan
Fuzhou
Nanchang
Hefei ShanghaiNanjing
Jinan
Changchun
Shenyang
Harbin
Hohhot
Taiyuan
ZhengzhouXi’an
Yinchuan
Ürümqi
Shijiazhuang
Hangzhou
Guangzhou
Lanzhou
Chongqing
Taipei
Hong KongSpecial
AdministrativeRegion
MacauSpecial
AdministrativeRegion
Nay Pyi Taw(administrative
capital)
Nay Pyi Taw(administrative
capital)
Nay Pyi Taw(administrative
capital)
PhilippineSea
AndamanSea
B a y o fB e n g a l
East ChinaSea
YellowSea
BoHai
Gulf ofTonkin
South
China
Sea
Taiw
an S
trait
Taiwan
HainanDao Luzon
Mindoro
Panay
PARACELISLANDS
R U S S I A
MONGOLIA
KAZAKHSTAN
KYRGYZSTAN
TAJ.AFG.
PAK.
INDIAINDIA
BANGL.
BHUTANNEPAL
BURMA
THAILAND
CAMBODIA
LAOS
VIETNAMPHILIPPINES
NORTHKOREA
SOUTHKOREA
Line ofActual
Control
DemarcationLine
Indianclaim
AksaiChin1972 Line of
Control
Boundary representation isnot necessarily authoritative.
LAMBERT CONFORMAL CONIC PROJECTION; STANDARD PARALLELS 18° 00’ N 46° 00’ N 803420AI (G02212) 7-11
CHINA Administrative Divisions
China has 23 provinces (sheng), five autonomousregions (zizhiqu), four municipalities (shi), and
two special administrative regions.China considers Taiwan its 23rd province.Autonomous regions and municipalities
are shown in italic type.
0 500 Kilometers
0 500 Miles
Scale 1:30,000,000
International boundary
Province (sheng), autonomousregion (zizhiqu), or municipality (shi) boundary
National capital
Province (sheng), autonomous region (zizhiqu), or municipality (shi) capital
