Interactive Maps of China
China MapsSee our listings of maps of China. The interactive map will be updated to include topography and places of interest, roads, railways and rivers etc. |
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This map of China will allow you to zoom in to read detail easier and
will be progressively updated to include points of interest, transport
links, international boundaries and provincial capitals. |
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This map of China shows the outline of the country and the position
of major cities Beijing, Xian,
Shanghai
and Hong Kong. |
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View an outline map of China showing the location of China's major cities and places of interest including Beijing, Chengde, Chengdu, Dali, Datong, Guizhou, Hangzhou, Harbin, Huang Shan, Kaifeng, Kashgar, Lhasa, Lijiang, Nanxun, Pingyao, Qingdao, Qufu, Shanghai, Urumqi, Xian, Yangshuo and Hong Kong. |
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Map of Beijing Subway (metro or underground) This map allows you to zoom in to read detail easier, once zoomed in you can pan around by dragging the map. Beijing subway lines can be turned on and off for clearer reading. |
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This map allows you to zoom in to read detail easier. Find Beijing subway lines, places of interest, parks, railway lines and major roads. The Beijing subway map will be progressively updated to include more and more points of interest. |
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Map of China's provinces and regions China's 5 autonomous regions are: Guangxi, Nei Mongol, Ningxia, Xinjiang
Uygur, Xizang (Tibet). |
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A 7.9-magnitude quake struck Wenchuan county in Sichuan province on May 12, 2008 in south-west China. The epicenter of the devastating earthquake was 80km north west of the provincial capital Chengdu. |
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Beijing is a city built on a classic grid pattern with the Forbidden City complex at its spritual heart. Other roads radiate out from the Forbidden City. Modern ring roads run where once the ancient city walls once stood. |
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Shanghai is now a huge urban sprawl and spreads endlessly west from the Huangpu River from the historic skyscrapers of The Bund. East of the Huangpu is the new CBD of Pudong. The old Chinese city lies south of The Bund with the colonial-era architecture of French Concession due west from this area. |
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