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Page 60
... ports of Lü - ta , Ch'in - huang - tao , T'ang - ku , Tsingtao , Shanghai , Huang - p'u , or Chan - chiang . Shang- hai , the leading port of China since the early 19th century , maintains its position in all forms of water transport ...
... ports of Lü - ta , Ch'in - huang - tao , T'ang - ku , Tsingtao , Shanghai , Huang - p'u , or Chan - chiang . Shang- hai , the leading port of China since the early 19th century , maintains its position in all forms of water transport ...
Page 160
... port . Modern engineering industries have been developed there , including shipbuilding and locomotive production . Lü - ta also has provincial - level economic authority and is one of China's coastal cities open to foreign investment ...
... port . Modern engineering industries have been developed there , including shipbuilding and locomotive production . Lü - ta also has provincial - level economic authority and is one of China's coastal cities open to foreign investment ...
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... port for mixed cargo , but Danube river transport , with Komárno the largest Czechoslovak port , now predominates , carrying raw materials imported from the Black Sea ports of the Soviet Union and its neighbours . The Oder gives access ...
... port for mixed cargo , but Danube river transport , with Komárno the largest Czechoslovak port , now predominates , carrying raw materials imported from the Black Sea ports of the Soviet Union and its neighbours . The Oder gives access ...
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