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China: Travel Advice 0 200 400 miles 0 400 800 kilometres RUSSIA KAZAKHSTAN Heihe Yichun Manzhouli Hegang UZBEKISTAN Qiqihar HEILONGJIANG Jiamusi Altay ULAANBAATAR Jixi TOSHKENT Ulanhot Harbin (TASHKENT) MONGOLIA Baicheng Shihezi JILIN BISHKEK Tongliao Changchun KYRGYZSTAN Ürümqi NEI MONGOL ZIZHIQU Shan Turpan (INNER MONGOLIA) TA Tien Sea JI Aksu Shenyang K Korla DUSHANBE IS Kashi Gobi LIAONING T (Kashgar) XINJIANG UYGUR ZIZHIQU NORTH of A Desert BEIJING N Zhangjiakou KOREA Tarim Pendi Hohhot Japan AFGHANISTAN BEIJING P'YŎNGYANG (Tarim Basin) Yumen NINGXIA HUIZU KĀBUL Jiayuguan ZIZHIQU Tianjin Dalian TŌKYŌ N TIANJIN SHANXI HEBEI Yantai SEOUL A Yinchuan SOUTH Jinchang Taiyuan N T Aksai Shijiazhuang KOREA S ISLAMABAD Chin A I Handan Golmud Yan’an Jinan Yellow Sea P K SHANDONG Xining Lanzhou Changzhi Linyi A A Rutog QINGHAI Heze J P GANSU Zhengzhou Xuzhou Xi’an Luoyang Huai’an JIANGSU CHINASHAANXI HENAN Hanzhong Bengbu East XIZANG ZIZHIQU Hefei Nanjing NEW DELHI H (TIBET) Shanghai China N i Xiangfan m Mianyang ANHUI SHANGHAI E a Suizhou Hangzhou Sea PACIFIC P l HUBEI a y SICHUAN Nanchong Wanzhou Wuhan A a Xigazê Lhasa Chengdu Ningbo L s INDIA Jingdezhen ZHEJIANG OCEAN KATHMANDU Chongqing Changde CHONGQING Nanchang THIMPHU HUNAN Wenzhou BHUTAN Zunyi Changsha Pingxiang Zhaotong JIANGXI Nanping GUIZHOU Hengyang Panzhihua Guiyang Yongzhou Fuzhou Taipei International Boundary FUJIAN Dali Disputed Boundary BANGLADESH Xingyi Guilin Shaoguan Xiamen Kunming Meizhou TAIWAN Administrative Boundary YUNNAN DHAKA GUANGXI ZHUANGZU GUANGDONG Shantou National Capital Advise against all travel Kaiyuan ZIZHIQU Nanning Guangzhou Administrative Centre Hong Kong Yulin Macao VIETNAM HONG KONG Other Town Advise against all but essential travel MYANMAR SPECIAL HANÔI Zhanjiang ADMINISTRATIVE REGION (BURMA) MACAO SPECIAL Major Road Bay of ADMINISTRATIVE REGION NAY PYI TAW LAOS Haikou Railway See our travel adviceBengal before travelling Gulf of South THAILAND Tongkin HAINAN China Sea PHILIPPINES FCO 440 Edition 3 (January 2020) Users should note that this map has been designed for brieﬁng purposes only and it should not be used for determining the precise location of places or features. This map should not be considered an authority on the delimitation of international boundaries or on the spelling of place and feature names. Maps produced for KTD are not to be taken as necessarily representing the views of the UK government on boundaries or political status © Crown Copyright 2020.

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