Dongying
Dongying is a little city in the north of Shandong province which is an eastern province of China. It has the second biggest oil field in China, and the estuary of Yellow River is found here.
- City with about 2,190,000 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 10 metres (20 feet)
- …is also known as “Dongying District”
- Description: prefecture-level city in Shandong, China
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Latitude
37.4335° or 37° 26′ 1″ north
Longitude
118.6689° or 118° 40′ 8″ east
Open location code
8P9WCMM9+9H
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OpenStreetMap feature
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In Other Languages
From Afrikaans to Yue Chinese—“Dongying” goes by many names.
DongyingAfrikaans
دونغ ينغArabic
DongyingAsturian
DongyingBasque
ডংইংBengali
তুংইংBengali
DongyingCatalan
Dongying ShiCebuano
Dōngyíng ShìChinese
东营Chinese
东营市Chinese
東營Chinese
東營市Chinese
Tung-jingCzech
DongyingDanish
DongyingDutch
DongyingEsperanto
DunjinEsperanto
DongyingFinnish
东营市Gan Chinese
ΝτονγκγίνγκGreek
ડોંગિંગGujarati
דונג-יינגHebrew
दोंगयिंगHindi
TungjingHungarian
DongyingIndonesian
DongyingIrish
DongyingItalian
東営市Japanese
ಡೊಂಗಯಿಂಗ್Kannada
DongyingKikuyu
둥잉시Korean
DongyingKurdish
DuninaLatvian
DongjingasLithuanian
DongyingMalay
डॉंगीयांगMarathi
Dĕ̤ng-ìngMin Dong Chinese
Tong-êng-chhīMin Nan Chinese
DongyingNorwegian
DongyingNorwegian Bokmål
DongyingNorwegian Nynorsk
دونجینگPersian
DongyingPolish
ДунъинRussian
ДунгјингSerbian
ඩොන්ග්යින්ග්Sinhala
DongyingSwedish
DongyingTagalog
டோங்யிங்Tamil
ДуңъиңTatar
డోంగ్యింగ్Telugu
ตงอิ๋งThai
DongyingTurkish
Дун’їнUkrainian
ڈونگینگUrdu
DongyingVenetian
Đông DinhVietnamese
DongyingWaray (Philippines)
DongyingWelsh
东营市Wu Chinese
東營Yue Chinese
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