Beijing Administrative Division Map Atlas

Author: Li Shaochun
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Administrative divisions, as the basic structure of state governance and administrative management systems, are a major strategic issue concerning the political, cultural, economic, and social development of a region. Beijing, as the capital of the People's Republic of China, is currently building itself into a modern international city facing the world and faces important development opportunities, such as hosting the 2008 Olympic Games and being the first to achieve modernization. Administrative divisions, as a key means of modern urban management and optimizing the development environment, play a pivotal role in determining whether Beijing can successfully achieve these development goals. This atlas, themed around administrative divisions, provides comprehensive administrative information. Each map in the atlas, in addition to basic geographical information such as water bodies, settlements, and roads as a base map, comprehensively and accurately reflects the actual situation of the three-tier administrative divisions (prefecture-level cities, districts, counties, towns, and villages) in the city as of the end of 2004, as well as the latest boundary survey results at all levels, along with necessary textual descriptions. The atlas uses detailed and up-to-date geographical information as its base map, making it a practical and valuable regional atlas that can meet the needs of various social units and individuals.