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Shantung (Shan-tung in Wade-Giles romanization, Shandong 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 kilometres). Shantung is China's third ...
Shantung (Shan-tung in Wade-Giles romanization, Shandong 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 kilometres). Shantung is China's third ...
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Shantung The so-called Shantung brown soils are found over most of brown soils
the two major hill masses and include a variety of brown forest and cinnamon-
coloured soils formed through clay accumulations and sod processes.
Shantung The so-called Shantung brown soils are found over most of brown soils
the two major hill masses and include a variety of brown forest and cinnamon-
coloured soils formed through clay accumulations and sod processes.
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Edible salt is produced on both the north and south coasts of the 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 ...
Edible salt is produced on both the north and south coasts of the 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 ...
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