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List of China administrative regions by population density

This is a list of the first-level administrative divisions of Mainland China (including all provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities) in order of their total population density in 2002. The figures are given in persons per square kilometer.

Taiwan province, which is completely under the jurisdiction of the Republic of China, is excluded from this list. Hong Kong and Macau, which are not part of Mainland China but are special administrative regions of the PRC, are given at the end for comparison purposes.

The figures are calculated from the area figures and population figures on Wikipedia.

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Population density

  1. Shanghai Municipality - 2,563
  2. Beijing Municipality - 847
  3. Tianjin Municipality - 845
  4. Jiangsu - 719
  5. Shandong - 580
  6. Henan - 576
  7. Zhejiang - 456
  8. Anhui - 455
  9. Guangdong - 442
  10. Chongqing Municipality - 378
  11. Hebei - 359
  12. Hubei - 322
  13. Hunan - 313
  14. Liaoning - 288
  15. Fujian - 286
  16. Jiangxi - 253
  17. Hainan - 237
  18. Guizhou - 218
  19. Shanxi - 210
  20. Guangxi - 204
  21. Sichuan - 179
  22. Shaanxi - 179
  23. Jilin - 144
  24. Yunnan - 110
  25. Ningxia - 86.7
  26. Heilongjiang - 82.9
  27. Gansu - 57.1
  28. Inner Mongolia - 20.1
  29. Xinjiang - 11.5
  30. Qinghai - 7.3
  31. Tibet - 2.2
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