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The People's Republic of China (PRC) shares land borders with 14 countries (tied with Russia for the most in the world): North Korea, Russia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam.
- Afghanistan
- Bhutan
- India
- Kazakhstan
- Kyrgyzstan
- Laos
- Mongolia
- Myanmar
- Nepal
- North Korea
Afghanistanshares a border with China to the Southwest. The Chinese-Afghanistan border is 47 miles long and begins where the two countries border Pakistan and end where they border Tajikistan. There is a nature reserve on each side of the border, Taxkorgan Nature Reserve in China and the Wakhan Corridor Nature Refuge in Afghanistan. The border was ...
The Kingdom of Bhutanborders China to the south, and the border is 292 miles long and some areas lying on the border are disputed. Bhutan and China do not have any diplomatic ties and the border between Bhutan and Tibet has never been officially demarcated. China since 1958 has included parts of Bhutan territory on their maps bringing tension betwe...
Indiaborders China to the South with the length of the border-spanning 2,100 miles. Doklam is a region located near the border shared between Bhutan, India, and China. Both China and Bhutan claims the region. In 2017, China had begun extending a road into the region, and this led to a stalemate between the armies of China and Bhutan’s ally, India.
Kazakhstanis a landlocked country in central Asia. The country is the biggest landlocked country in the world, and it shares a 952 miles land border with China. The shared border is one that existed before the USSR was dissolved in 1991. The present border is the one that was set between the Russian Empire and the Qin dynasty with Russia acquiring ...
Kyrgyzstanis a state situated in central Asia, and it is one of the landlocked countries. The country borders China to the west with a border stretching 533 miles. The border begins from the point where Tajikistan borders both the countries to where both countries border Kazakhstan. The border was set in 1996, and the Tian Shan Mountain range forms...
Laosis a country located in the center of the Indochinese peninsula, and it borders China to the Southeast with the border-spanning 262 miles. The border was set in 1964 during the Vietnamese war, and it separates Yunnan province, China from Oudomxai, Phongslai, and Luang Namtha in Laos.
Mongoliais a state in East Asia, and it borders China to the North. The Mongolian-Chinese border spans 2,906 miles. The border begins where the two countries border Russia and runs 34.18 miles long. The Altai Mountains mark the western side of the border while the Eastern side which passes through the Gobi desert in Mongolia is known as the Manchur...
Myanmaris located in Southeast Asia, and it was at one time known as Burma. The state borders China to the South, and the border is 1,357 miles long. The Chinese-Myanmar border begins at the Hkakabo Razi Mountain and stretches through to where the two countries border Laos.
Nepalborders China to the Southwest, and the border is 768 miles long. The two countries border along the Himalayas ranges and the border is a natural border as the Himalayas outlines it. The two countries signed a border agreement in 1961 after having border disputes for several years. The Himalayas separates Tibet from Nepal.
The China-North Koreaborder is 880 miles long, and the two countries are separated by the Paektu Mountain, Tumen River, and Yalu River. Yalu River has 205 Islands, and in 1962 the Islands were split between the two countries based on the ethnicity of the people residing on each island. North Korea got 127 while China got 78 islands. Based on the di...
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- Russia. Land area: 6,601,668 square miles (17,098,242 sq km) Population: 142,257,519. Capital: Moscow. On the Russian side of the border, there's forest; on the Chinese side, there are plantations and agriculture.
- India. Land area: 1,269,219 square miles (3,287,263 sq km) Population: 1,281,935,911. Capital: New Delhi. Between India and China lie the Himalayas. A 2,485-mile (4,000-km) border area between India, China, and Bhutan, called the Line of Actual Control, is in dispute between the countries and seeing military buildup and construction of new roads.
- Kazakhstan. Land area: 1,052,090 square miles (2,724,900 sq km) Population: 18,556,698. Capital: Astana. Khorgos, a new land transport hub on the border of Kazakhstan and China, is surrounded by mountains and plains.
- Mongolia. Land area: 603,908 square miles (1,564,116 sq km) Population: 3,068,243. Capital: Ulaanbaatar. The Mongolian border with China features a desert landscape, courtesy of the Gobi, and Erlian is a fossil hotspot, albeit a very remote one.
Sep 29, 2023 · The countries that border China include Afghanistan, Bhutan, India, Kazakhstan, North Korea, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Mongolia, Myanmar (Burma), Nepal, Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan, and Vietnam. China has a fascinating history — from emperor-led dynasties to Communist-led governments.
China, the world’s most populous country, is located in East Asia and shares its borders with 14 neighboring countries. This comprehensive guide provides detailed information about each of these countries and their unique cultural, geographical, and historical significance.
China shares a maritime border with Japan in the East China Sea. The boundary between the two countries is defined by the waters surrounding the disputed Senkaku Islands, known as Diaoyu Islands in China.
China shares borders with many countries, some of the largest stretches include neighboring countries of Russia, Mongolia, and India.
