Beijing 1382
Tianjin 100 1
Hebei province 6744
Shanxi Province 3297
Inner Mongolia autonomous region 2376
Liaoning province 4238
Jilin province 2728
Heilongjiang province 3689
Shanghai 1674
Jiangsu province 7438
Zhejiang province 4677
Anhui province 5986
Fujian Province (excluding Jinmen and Mazu) 347 1
Jiangxi province 4 140
Shandong 9079
Henan province 9256
Hubei province 6028
Hunan province 6440
Guangdong province 8642
Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region 4489
Hainan province 787
Chongqing 3090
Sichuan province 8329
Guizhou province 3525
Yunnan province 4288
Xizang Autonomous Region 262
Shaanxi province 3605
Gansu province 2562
Qinghai province 5 18
Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region 562
Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region 1925
Hong Kong Special Administrative Region 678
the Macao Special Administrative Region (MSAR)
There are 2,228 islands such as Jinmen and Mazu in Taiwan Province Province and Fujian Province.
China has a land area of over 9.6 million square kilometers.
1. Land area of China's provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government, as well as Taiwan Province, Hongkong and Macao.
Beijing 1
Beijing covers an area of 16807.8 square kilometers.
2. Tianjin
Area 1. 1.305 million square kilometers.
3. Hebei Province
Area187,000 km2.
4. Shanxi
The total area of Shanxi Province is156,000 square kilometers.
5. Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
Area1183,000 square kilometers.
6. Liaoning Province (Liaoning)
The land area of Liaoning Province is 148 1 10,000 square kilometers.
7. Jilin Province (Kyrgyzstan)
The total area of Jilin Province 187400 square kilometers.
8. Heilongjiang Province (black)
Heilongjiang province has a land area of 454,800 square kilometers, ranking sixth in the country.
9. Shanghai (Shanghai)
It covers an area of 6340.5 square kilometers.
10, Jiangsu Province (Jiangsu)
Area 102600 km2.
1 1, Zhejiang Province (Zhejiang)
The land area of Zhejiang is 10 18000 square kilometers.
12, Anhui Province (Anhui)
The total area is 139600 square kilometers, accounting for about 1.45% of the national territory.
Fujian Province 13 (Fujian)
Land area 12 14000 square kilometers.
14, Jiangxi Province (Jiangxi)
The total area of the province 166900 square kilometers.
15, Shandong Province (Shandong)
The total land area of Shandong Province is 6.5438+0.57 million square kilometers (latest data).
16, Henan Province (Henan)
Area167,000 km2.
17, Hubei Province (Hubei)
Area 185897 km2, accounting for 1.94% of the total land area of China.
18, Hunan Province (Hunan)
Hunan lies between east longitude 108 degrees 47 minutes-1 14 degrees 45 minutes and north latitude 24 degrees 39 minutes -30 degrees 28 minutes. It is 667 kilometers wide from east to west and 774 kilometers long from north to south, with a total area of 2 1 1800 square kilometers.
Guangdong Province 1 9 (Guangdong)
Guangdong province is located at the southernmost tip of Chinese mainland, with a land area of178,000 square kilometers and an island area of160,000 square kilometers, totaling179,600 square kilometers.
20. Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (Guangxi)
The land area of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region is 236,000 square kilometers.
2 1, Hainan Province (Qiong)
It covers an area of more than 35,000 square kilometers.
22.chongqing (Chongqing)
The total area is 82,400 square kilometers.
23. Sichuan Province (Sichuan)
Sichuan province covers an area of 484 1 1,000 square kilometers.
24. Guizhou Province (Guizhou and Guizhou)
The total land area of Guizhou is 6.5438+0.76 million square kilometers.
25. Yunnan Province (Yunnan, Yunnan)
The total area is 394,000 square kilometers and 383,300 square kilometers.
Xizang Autonomous Region (Tibet)
Xizang Autonomous Region is called Tibet for short, with an area of 654.38+220,000 square kilometers.
27. Shaanxi Province (Shaanxi and Qin)
The land area is 205,800 square kilometers.
28. Gansu Province (Gansu and Gansu)
The total land area is 454,400 square kilometers.
29. Qinghai Province (Qing)
Qinghai province covers an area of 722,300 square kilometers.
30. Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region
The area is 5 1.800 square kilometers.
3 1, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (New)
Xinjiang is located in the northwest border of China, covering an area of 654.38+6600 square kilometers, accounting for one sixth of the total land area of China, and is the largest provincial administrative region in China.
32. Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (Hong Kong)
Area 1 100 square kilometers.
33. Macao Special Administrative Region (Macau)
It covers an area of 25.4 square kilometers.
Taiwan Province Province.
Area: 36,000 square kilometers
Among them, except for two numerical values found in Yunnan Province at the same time, it is impossible to confirm which one shall prevail. In principle, the land area in other places is the most accurate value, with one to two decimal places. The total is 9,643,275 square kilometers (the largest), which is 9,632,575 square kilometers, which is more than 9.6 million square kilometers than we originally thought! The general saying is "nearly 9.6 million square kilometers", which should be slightly lower than 9.6 million!
Second, the possible reasons for the large territory.
The above data are, of course, the territory on the map recognized by our country, and should of course include occupied southern Tibet and Nansha. However, it is also a territory declared and recognized by China. Why more?
One of the possible reasons: provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government (Taiwan Province, Hongkong and Macau should not have this problem) take approximate figures for their respective geographical areas, especially in many places. For example, some areas I found in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region are called1.2000 square kilometers, and I found that the more accurate area is11830000 square kilometers! This figure seems to be an approximate value in a province and city, but when more than 30 regions are added together, it is very unrealistic! This shows that there is no authoritative information in various places. When I looked up the information, I found that this problem is very common. There are often more than two regions in the same province! This may be an exception that can only happen in our country. The land area of other countries is very accurate, accurate to several decimal places!
The second possible reason: the land area we usually talk about may refer to the plane projection area of the actual land, and may not actually include the surface area of the "slope" inside the land, but the land area we usually talk about may include the slope area, and these two areas may be included in the data I collected, so there are more than 9.6 million square kilometers. This situation is also more likely. But this is just a guess, and I don't know much about it. Welcome everyone to give me advice!
The third possible reason: maybe the data I collected is inaccurate and the source of the data is unclear. Although the data I checked came from government websites or travel websites all over the country, maybe they also spread wrong information in the local area, so that no one can figure out how much area there is.
Third, what should the territory look like under real conditions?
What we are eager to know now is, what has happened to our territory, has it become bigger or smaller?
In fact, there is only one question we care about: is China's net territory occupied by other countries or allocated to other countries? We should know that our territory was ceded by unequal treaties, and the former Soviet Union also occupied part of our territory, which has exceeded the "treaty line" and become the actual "occupation line". I remember that some netizens discussed who has bigger territory in China and the United States the other day, and a certain department in China once made a statement, that is, it was announced at an appropriate time! Makes me curious. What's the secret?
I'm really a little uneasy. I think most people in China will rejoice at the thought that one day the territory announced by the government is indeed bigger than that of the United States, but I may not be able to smile, because "this territory" does not mean "other territories", and the possibility at that time may hide a very small fact, that is, we have actually shrunk on the original inherent territory. The following is a detailed analysis:
The main point of the Coalition for the Recovery of Territory is that China's territory should be less and less occupied and ceded, mainly for the following three reasons:
1, the extra territory is the territory "recovered" by China. For example, through the Sino-Russian negotiations on the Black Box Island, China recovered about 174 square kilometers of territory from the disputed areas of Tarabarov Island (Yinlong Island) and Great Ussuriski Island (Black Box Island) actually controlled by Russia. Digging back some territory from the teeth of the aggressor country, although she is insignificant, it is much more after all.
2. the field of "growth". This is mainly the territory formed by alluvial rivers in China, and it is the youngest land in China, mainly in the Yellow River Delta and Chongming Island in China. For example, the area of Shandong province has increased by more than 300 square kilometers compared with 20 years ago. It is mainly because the Yellow River constantly carries sediment to scour and fill the sea at the estuary, forming a large area of new land. Every year, the new silt formed by the sediment brought by the Yellow River will push about 1.6 km into the sea, and at least 20,000 mu of wetlands will be added. The growth of Chongming Island is also the reason.
3. "manufacturing" territory. This is mainly due to the territory created by land reclamation, aquaculture or large-scale port and wharf construction. For example, in Shandong Province in recent 20 years, reclamation and aquaculture have reduced the area of Shandong Bay, but correspondingly increased the land area by 22,000 hectares.
After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), China has demarcated its borders with neighboring countries many times, and it is reasonable to change its territory. But in any case, we can't easily give up our territory, which is the living space for our future generations. I hope that when a certain department of our country announces the actual territory of our country in the future, it will let people know exactly how much territory we have, including how much territory we have built through nature and manpower and how much territory we have recovered through our efforts after the founding of the People's Republic of China. I don't want to declare a specious territorial area, and we don't want to be suddenly superior!