Nanjing
Nanjing, historically also Nanking, is the capital city of Jiangsu Province in China. It is in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River and is the central city of the lower Yangtze Basin.
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Nanjing
- Location: Jiangsu, East China, China, East Asia, Asia
- Population: 6,320,000
- IATA airport code: NKG
- United Nations Location Code: CN NJI
- Latitude: 32° 3' 42" (32.0617°) north
- Longitude: 118° 46' 40" (118.7778°) east
- Elevation: 22 meters (72 feet)
- Neighbors: Changzhou, Ma'anshan, Yangzhou and Zhenjiang
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Arabic: نانجينغ, Armenian: Նանկին, Azerbaijani: Nankin, Bashkir: Нанкин, Belarusian: Горад Нанкін, Bulgarian: Нанкин, Burmese: နန်ကျင်းမြို့, Catalan: Nanquín, Chechen: Нанкин, Chinese: 南京, Chinese: 南京市, Chuvash: Нанкин, Dutch: Nankijn, Esperanto: Nankingo, Estonian: Nanjing Shi, Extremaduran: Nankín, French: Nankin, Gan Chinese: 南京, Georgian: ნანკინი, German: Nanjing, Greek: Ναντσίνγκ, Hakka Chinese: Nàm-kîn-sṳ, Hebrew: נאנגינג, Hindi: नानजिंग, Italian: Nanchino
Japanese: 南京市, Kara-Kalpak: Nankin, Kazakh: Нанкин, Kirghiz: Нанкин, Korean: 난징, Korean: 난징 시, Korean: 남경, Latin: Nanchinum, Latvian: Naņdzjina, Literary Chinese: 南京市, Lithuanian: Nankinas, Malayalam: നാൻജിങ്, Marathi: नांजिंग, Min Dong Chinese: Nàng-gĭng, Min Nan Chinese: Lâm-kiaⁿ-chhī, Mongolian: Наньжин, Nahuatl languages: Nanquin, Newari: नान्जिङ, Ossetian: Нанкин, Panjabi: ਨਾਨਜਿੰਗ, Persian: نانجینگ, Polish: Nankin, Portuguese: Nanjing, Portuguese: Nanquim, Quechua: Namkin
Russian: Нанкин, Russian: Наньцзин, Serbian: Нанкинг, Slovenian: Nandžing, Spanish: Nankín, Tamil: நாஞ்சிங், Tatar: Нәнҗиң, Thai: หนานจิง, Turkish: Nankin, Uighur: نەنجىڭ شەھىرى, Ukrainian: Нанкін, Urdu: نانجنگ, Uzbek: Nankin, Veps: Nankin, Vietnamese: Nam Kinh, Western Panjabi: نانجنگ, Wu Chinese: 南京市, Yakut: Нанкин, Yue Chinese: 南京, Zhuang: Nanzging, Nan-ching-shih, Nan-ching, Nanking
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