ROC_vs_PRC.svg

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Description ROC vs PRC.svg	English: Comparison between Republic of China (1953-2002 in Taiwan) and People's Republic of China administrative divisions. Grey lines are political boundaries drawn by the PRC . The formal names of these political entities are in black text. Red lines are political boundaries drawn by the ROC between 1953 ^[1] and 2002 ^[2] . The formal names of these political entities are in red text. Areas between red and grey lines (international boundaries) represent the territories claimed by the ROC before 2002 but not the PRC. Adapted from File:ROC PRC comparison eng.jpg . The original ROC map included more cities, but the adaptation removed non-central municipalities to clean up the image. Therefore, this image contains: Republic of China 35 provinces 12 Mainland municipalities + 6 Taiwanese municipalities 2 areas (Mongolia and Tibet) 1 special administrative region (Hainan) People's Republic of China 23 provinces 4 municipalities 5 autonomous regions 2 special administrative regions (Hong Kong and Macau)
Date	1 February 2020
Source	Own work based on: China (+claims, +Hainan), administrative divisions - Blank - colored.svg Map of the Republic of China File:ROC PRC comparison eng.jpg
Author	Milenioscuro

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↑ “Taiwan Veto Likely; Taipei Regime May Again Bar Outer Mongolia From U.N.”, in The New York Times ^[1] , 22 April 1961
↑ 中華民國年鑑 . Archived from the original on April 19, 2003 . Retrieved on January 21, 2017 .