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Gansu

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Also known as Kansu, Kan-su, Kansou, Kan-sou, Gansu Province, Province of Gansu, Kansu Province, Province of Kansu

provincia de China

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Gansu is a large province in northwestern China, positioned between the Tibetan and Loess plateaus and traversed by the Yellow River, with its capital in the city of Lanzhou. The province is geographically significant due to its location bordering multiple regions and its landscape, which includes parts of the Gobi Desert and the Qilian mountains.

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Key facts

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Gansu
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Kansu
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Province
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Gansu in China (+all claims hatched).svg
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275px
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Location of Gansu in China
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Country
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China
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Capital
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Lanzhou
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Divisions
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para
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14 prefectures
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86 counties
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1344 townships
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Province
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Gansu Provincial People's Congress
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Party Secretary

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Article · Español

Gansu (en chino simplificado, 甘肃; en chino tradicional, 甘肅; pinyin, Gānsù; transcripción antigua, Kansu) es una de las veintidós provincias que, junto con las cinco regiones autónomas, cuatro municipios y dos regiones administrativas especiales, conforman la República Popular China. Su capital es Lanzhou. Está ubicada en la región China del Noroeste, limitando al norte con Mongolia, Mongolia Interior y Ningxia, al este con Shaanxi, al sur con Sichuan, y al oeste con Qinghai y Sinkiang. Con 454 000 km² es la sexta entidad subnacional más extensa del país —por detrás de Sinkiang, Tíbet, Mongolia Interior, Qinghai y Sichuan— y con 56,43 hab/km², la quinta menos densamente poblada, por delante de Mongolia Interior, Sinkiang, Qinghai y Tíbet, la menos densamente poblada. Aparte de la capital, son importantes las ciudades Tianshui y Dingxi. Gansu es uno de los hábitats naturales del panda gigante.

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