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* [[{{{prefix|}}} Shanxi{{{suffix|}}}|Shanxi]]
* [[{{{prefix|}}} Shanxi{{{suffix|}}}|Shanxi]]
* [[{{{prefix|}}} Sichuan{{{suffix|}}}|Sichuan]]
* [[{{{prefix|}}} Sichuan{{{suffix|}}}|Sichuan]]
* [[{{{prefix|}}} ''Taiwan Province, People's Republic of China{{{suffix|}}}|Taiwan]]¹''
* [[{{{prefix|}}} ''[[Taiwan Province, People's Republic of China{{{suffix|}}}|Taiwan]]¹''
* [[{{{prefix|}}} Yunnan{{{suffix|}}}|Yunnan]]
* [[{{{prefix|}}} Yunnan{{{suffix|}}}|Yunnan]]
* [[{{{prefix|}}} Zhejiang{{{suffix|}}}|Zhejiang]]
* [[{{{prefix|}}} Zhejiang{{{suffix|}}}|Zhejiang]]

Revision as of 16:41, 18 October 2015

{{Navbox |name = Province-level divisions of China |title = China Provincial-level divisions of the People's Republic of China |state = {{{state}}} |navbar = Tnavbar |listclass = hlist |image =

|group1 = Provinces |list1 =

|group2 = Autonomous regions |list2 =

|group3 = Municipalities |list3 =

|group4 = Special administrative regions |list4 =

|belowstyle = font-size:80%; |below = Note: Taiwan is claimed as a province, but is administered by the Republic of China (see Political status of Taiwan). Hong Kong and Macau are claimed as provincial-level divisions, but as listed on the constitutional documents and joint declarations their statuses are better to be interpreted as first-level divisions instead of provincial-level divisions.

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