China's Changing Map: National and Regional Development, 1949-71

administrative agricultural Alashan Anhwei Anshan Autonomous Chou Autonomous Hsien Autonomous Region banner basin border capacity capital census cent Chekiang Chinese Chungking city status coal Communist completed construction cotton crop deposits district Dzungaria east eastern economic ethnic Fukien Fushun Hainan Heilungkiang Honan Hopei hsien trade Hunan Hwai hydroelectric industrial Inner Mongolia iron and steel irrigation Kansu Kazakh Khingan Kiang Kiangsu kilowatts Kirin Kwangsi Kwangtung Kweichow lake Lanchow late League Leap Liaoning major Manchuria manuf Miao million tons mines Mongol Mountains Mukden Ningsia North China plain northeast northern northwest output Paotow Peking plateau population port production Province rail spur railroad rice Shanghai Shansi Shantung Shui Sinkiang situated southeast southern southwest square miles station steel plant subprovince Sungari Szechwan Tarim Tarim basin Tibet Tibetan Tientsin town transportation tributary Tsaidam Tsinghai Tung uplands urban Urumchi valley western Wuhan Yangtze River Yellow River Yünnan