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'\ '\ '\ '\ '\ '\ '\ '\ '\ '\ '\ OCHA Regional Office for Asia Pacific OCHA Regional Office for Asia Pacific CHINA Issued: 2 October 2007 80° 90° 100° 110° 120° 130° Barnaul RUSSIAN FEDERATION Irkutsk Pavlodar Ulan-Ude Shiderty Chita Belogorsk Karaganda 50° Xigangzi 50° Manzhouli Darkhan Yakeshi KAZAKHSTAN Beian \’Ulaanbaatar Yichun Uliastay Taskesken Burqin Hovd Sumber Fuhai Qiqihar HEILONGJIANG Ondorhaan Fujin MONGOLIA Suihua Jiamusi Daqing Ucharal Choir Zhenlai Harbin Karamay Kaitong Saynshand Fuyu Yushu Usu Yining NEI MONGOL Changchung Ussuriysk Urumqi Siping Jilin Razdolnoe Merke Toksun Liushuquan Tongliao \’ Turpan JILIN Mingyue Chifeng Tieling Bishkek Fuxin Nahodka Bayan Obo Duolun Hunjiang Kuqa Huade Shenyang KRYGYZSTAN Wensu Korla Jining HEBEI Liuyuan Linhe Hohhot Chaoyang LIAONING Baotou Zhangjiakou XINJIANG Jinxi Bayan Gol BEIJING 40° UYGUR \’ 40° Bolozhuanjing Jiuquan Datong Beijing D.P.R. KOREA Kashi Shizuishan TIANJIN Yengisar Jinchang Yinchuan Tianjin \’P'yongyang Shijiazhuang Dalian Qiemo Babao GANSU AFGHANISTAN Taiyuan Dongying Yantai Wuwei NINGXIA \’ Lop Seoul Yutian HUIZU SHANXI Handan Jinan Golmud Weifang Yeh-mu-chi-tun Xining Chinese Line Qabqa Ledu Lanzhou Pingliang SHANDONG REPUBLIC OF Gabasumdo Qingyang Linfen Qingdao Jiaozuo Jining Rizhao ! Aksai Chin QINGHAI Lung-shan-chen ! Liangcheng KOREA ! ! JAMMU! ! ! Linyi ! Tianshui YELLOW ! Weinan ! Dawu ! ! JAPAN ! AND Indian Line Luoyang Zhengzhou SEA ! ! Xian Xuchang ! KASHMIR Xuzhou ! ! Chuqung SHAANXI HENAN JIANGSU ! ! Den Xian Hanzhong Zhenjiang \’ National Capital Ankang Gushi Huainan PAKISTAN Zitong XIZANG Hefei City, Town Nagqu Nanjing Shanghai Lahore Garzê SICHUAN Deyang Kai Xian Yingcheng l HUBEI ANHUI SHANGHAI Wushan Jiaxing Major Airport Chengdu Xiantao Wuhan Indian Line Suining Hangzhou Shaoxing 30° Lhasa Leshan Dinghai Roads 30° Taizhao Mula Xinanjiang Puyang Neijiang CHONGQING Yueyang New Delhi Pengshui Changde Nanchang Huabu ZHEJIANG Railroad NEPAL Xigazê Ne Dong l Mabian Lipu \’ Rampur Chinese Line sha Changsha na Cunqian Huangjinbu Hushan River Kohalpur ru esh Xichang A ad Wenzhou r ! P GUIZHOU HUNAN ! \’ ! BHUTAN ! ! JIANGXI ! Line of Control Agra Kathmandu \’ Ningnan Pingxiang Tancheng Thimphu Hengyang Jinxiang Leishan Shuangxi Songcheng Panzhihua Jieshou Armistice Demarcation Line Kanpur Nagaon Guiyang Jiangkou Fuzhou Gwalior Guanling Mabi Jorabat Kohima FUJIAN Provincial Boundary Pan Xian Yizhang Yongping Yipinglang Taipei Barauni Imphal International Boundary Mangshi Kunming Rongan Liannan EAST CHINA Barhi Lucheng Huanjiang Dhaka Dianqian Boundary ofSEA Jammu and Kashmir Region \’ YUNNAN Kaiyuan GUANGXI ZHUANGZU Chuantang Guangzhou TAIWAN 0260520 INDIA Lashio Tung-kuan-shao Dongguan Nanning Kilometers Mongla Miles Fo-hai Ho-kou Longzhou GUANGDONG Shanwei Mandalay 0 250 500 HONG KONG Dhule Nagpur Viet Tri \’Hanoi Beihai BANGLADESH MYANMAR MACAU Datum: GCS_Hong_Kong_1980 L Haikou Map data source: Global Discovery, 20° AO SOUTH CHINA FAO, U.S. Geological Survey, Asian Highway Network 20° VIET NAM SEA Dotted line represents approximate Line of Control in Thane BAY OF BENGAL P Duntou HAINAN .D Vinh Jammu and Kashmir agreed upon by India and Pakistan. THAILAND Vientiane .R Wancheng The final status of Jammu and Kashmir has not yet been . PHILIPPINES agreed upon by the parties. Hyderabad \’ 80° 90° 100° 110° 120° 130° The names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations Map Ref: OCHA_CHN_Country_v2_071002.
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