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South Central China

Geographic region of China

Field	Value
settlement_type	Statistical region
population_total	383559808
<ref name	"census2020"
{{cite web	url	http://www.stats.gov.cn/english/PressRelease/202105/t20210510_1817185.html
title	Main Data of the Seventh National Population Census
publisher	National Bureau of Statistics of China
url-status	dead	archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20210511031334/http://www.stats.gov.cn/english/PressRelease/202105/t20210510_1817185.html
archivedate	May 11, 2021
population_density_km2	378
image_map	South Central China.svg
subdivision_type	Country
subdivision_name
area_total_km2	1014354
demographics_type2	GDP (nominal, 2024)
demographics2_title1	Total
CN¥{{FXConvert	CHN	35505	b	lk	on}}
blank_name	Largest city
blank_info	Shenzhen

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South Central China, South-Central China or Central-South China (), is a region of the People's Republic of China. It consists of eight provincial administrative regions, namely Henan, Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan.

South Central China sometimes is further classified into regions of South China (华南) and Central China (华中).

Administrative divisions

GB	ISO No.	Provincial-level division	Chinese Name	Capital	Population	Density	Area	Abbr.

Cities with urban area over one million in population

Provincial capitals in bold.

#	City	Urban area	District area	City proper	Prov.	Census date
1	Shenzhen	10,358,381	10,358,381	10,358,381	GD	2010-11-01
2	Guangzhou	9,702,144	11,071,424	12,701,948	GD	2010-11-01
3	Wuhan	7,541,527	9,785,388	9,785,388	HB	2010-11-01
4	Dongguan	7,271,322	8,220,207	8,220,207	GD	2010-11-01
5	Foshan	6,771,895	7,197,394	7,197,394	GD	2010-11-01
6	Zhengzhou	3,677,032	4,253,913	8,627,089	HA	2010-11-01
7	Shantou	3,644,017	5,329,024	5,389,328	GD	2010-11-01
8	Changsha	2,963,218	3,092,213	7,040,952	HN	2010-11-01
9	Zhongshan	2,740,994	3,121,275	3,121,275	GD	2010-11-01
10	Nanning	2,660,833	3,434,303	6,658,742	GX	2010-11-01
11	Huizhou	1,807,858	2,344,634	4,598,402	GD	2010-11-01
12	Luoyang	1,584,463	1,926,079	6,549,941	HA	2010-11-01
13	Haikou	1,517,410	2,046,170	2,046,170	HI	2010-11-01
14	Jiangmen	1,480,023	1,822,614	4,450,703	GD	2010-11-01
15	Xiangfan	1,433,057	2,199,690	5,500,307	HB	2010-11-01
16	Liuzhou	1,410,712	1,436,599	3,758,704	GX	2010-11-01
17	Zhuhai	1,369,538	1,562,530	1,562,530	GD	2010-11-01
18	Hengyang	1,115,645	1,133,967	7,148,344	HN	2010-11-01
19	Yichang	1,049,363	1,411,380	4,059,686	HB	2010-11-01
20	Zhanjiang	1,038,762	1,611,868	6,994,832	GD	2010-11-01

Notes

References

"regional - quarterly by province - national accounts - gross regional product". China NBS.
[http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~chgis/work/design/chinastdb_1210.doc GB/T 2260 codes for the provinces of China]
[[ISO 3166-2:CN]] ([[International Organization for Standardization. ISO]] [[ISO 3166-2. 3166-2]] codes for the provinces of China)
(2012). 中国统计出版社 [China Statistics Press]

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