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China population by regions - provinces and cities

 

Hehan is the largest province with population 93.71 million and Shanghai is the largest city with population 17.78 million in 2005.

 

Below is the chart of total population of each province in 2005 (in million):

 

Region Beijing Tianjin Heibei Shanxi Inner Mongolia Liaoning Jilin Heilong Jiang
Population 15.36 10.43 68.44 33.52 23.86 42.20 27.15 38.18

 

Region Shanghai Jiangsu Zhejiang Anhui Fujian Jiangxi Shandong Henan
Population 17.78 74.68 48.94 61.14 35.32 43.07 92.39 93.71

 

Region Hubei Hunan Guangdong Guangxi Hainan Chongqing Sichuan Guizhou
Population 57.07 63.20 91.85 46.55 8.26 27.97 82.08 37.25

 

Region Yunan Tibet Shaanxi Gansu Qinghai Ningxia Xinjiang
Population 44.42 2.76 37.18 25.92 5.43 5.95 20.08

 

Distribution map of China cities - provinces and cities

 

Total of 667 cities in China in 2005, where:

 

* 13 cities with population 4 million and over

* 25 cities with population 2-4 million

* 138 cities with population 1-2 million
* 279 cities with population 0.5-1 million

* 171 cities with population 0.2-0.5 million
* 42 cities with population under 0.2 million


The population movement within China had experienced major shift over the last 10 years from the economic reform. Residence from all over the country had moved into the hottest developed areas, particularly the costal areas to look for work and new businesses. From the map, we can see the top 13 cities, mostly in costal area due to the convenience of the port facilities for trading purposes have a overwhelming population count which resulted in high stress level on transportation as well as housing.

 

Further development of the western regions of China by the central government will in the next few years bring about new shift in the population as new "gold" are sought after. Poor education system is another key reason for the movement of population. Coupled with the one child policy, parents from rural and less developed areas of China are busy sending their children over to the major cities in search of their dream and future.

 
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