Qingchuan County

Qingchuan County is a county in the northeast of province, China, bordering the provinces of to the north and to the northeast. It is the westernmost county-level division of the prefecture-level city of .
  • City with about 156,000 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 800 metres (2,620 feet)
  • Description: county
  • Also known as
    “Ch’iao-ch’un”
    “Ch’iao-chuang”
    “Ch’iao-chuang-chen”
    “Ch’ing-ch’uan”
    “Qiaozhuang”
    “Qingchuan”
    “Qingchuan Xian”
    “Qingchuan Zhen”
    “乔庄”
    “乔庄镇”

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Qiaozhuang.
Town
is a town under the administration of Qingchuan County, , China.
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Latitude
32.58714° or 32° 35′ 14″ north
Longitude
105.23558° or 105° 14′ 8″ east
Open location code
8P47H6PP+V6
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Satellite Map

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In Other Languages

From Chinese to Wu Chinese—“Qingchuan County” goes by many names.
  • Chinese: “qīngchuān xiàn”
  • Chinese: “青川”
  • Chinese: “青川县”
  • Chinese: “青川縣”
  • Dutch: “Qingchuan”
  • French: “Comté de qingchuan”
  • French: “Qingchuan”
  • French: “Xian de Qingchuan”
  • Gan Chinese: “青川县”
  • German: “Qingchuan”
  • Italian: “Contea di Qingchuan”
  • Japanese: “青川県”
  • Korean: “칭촨현”
  • Min Nan Chinese: “Chheng-chhoan-koān”
  • Norwegian Bokmål: “Qingchuan”
  • Norwegian: “Qingchuan”
  • Persian: “کینگچوان”
  • Russian: “Цинчуань”
  • Spanish: “Qingchuan”
  • Swedish: “Qingchuan”
  • Ukrainian: “Цінчуань”
  • Urdu: “چینگچوان کاؤنٹی”
  • Vietnamese: “Thanh Xuyên”
  • Wu Chinese: “青川县”

Localities in the Area

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