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... Shantung ( B.Bo. ) Shantung ( Shan - tung in Wade - Giles romanization , Shan- dong in Pinyin ) is a north coastal province of China across the Yellow Sea from Korea . It has an area of 59 , - 200 square miles ( 153,300 square ...
... Shantung ( B.Bo. ) Shantung ( Shan - tung in Wade - Giles romanization , Shan- dong in Pinyin ) is a north coastal province of China across the Yellow Sea from Korea . It has an area of 59 , - 200 square miles ( 153,300 square ...
Page 169
... Shantung brown soils The sandy ginger soil Rainfall and tempera- ture The so - called Shantung brown soils are found over most of the two major hill masses and include a variety of brown forest and cinnamon - coloured soils formed ...
... Shantung brown soils The sandy ginger soil Rainfall and tempera- ture The so - called Shantung brown soils are found over most of the two major hill masses and include a variety of brown forest and cinnamon - coloured soils formed ...
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... Shantung Peninsula . Oil and oil products have exerted an increasing influence on the economy of the province . The Sheng - li oil field , China's second largest continental oil production area , is located on the mouth of the Huang Ho ...
... Shantung Peninsula . Oil and oil products have exerted an increasing influence on the economy of the province . The Sheng - li oil field , China's second largest continental oil production area , is located on the mouth of the Huang Ho ...
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