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Major Treaty Ports in China

Province or Municipalities Cities Date Foreign concession holders
Shanghai (1842–1946) Greater Shanghai had three sections: These comprised the Shanghai International Settlement of the United Kingdom and the United States, the French Concession and the Old City of Shanghai.
Jiangsu Province Nanjing (Nanking) (1858)
Zhenjiang
Jiangxi Province Jiujiang
Hubei Province Hankou, now part of Wuhan (Hankow) (1858–1945) Germany, France; later the United Kingdom and Japan
Shashi
Yichang
Hunan Province Changsha (1937–1945) Japan
Yuezhou
Sichuan Province Chongqing (Chungking)
Zhejiang Province Ningbo (Ningpo) (1841–42) United Kingdom
Wenzhou
Fujian Province Fuzhou (Foochow) (1842–1945) United Kingdom, then Japan
Xiamen (Amoy) (1842–1912) United Kingdom
Guangdong Province Guangzhou (Canton) (1842-WWII) United Kingdom; then Japan
Shantou (Swatow) (1858) United Kingdom
Sanshui
Haikou (Qiongshan) (1858)
Guangxi Province Beihai (1876–1940s?) United Kingdom, United States, Germany, Austria-Hungary, France, Italy, Portugal, Belgium
Nanning
Yunnan Province Mengzi
Simao
Dengyue
Shandong Province Yantai
Hebei Province Tianjin (Tientsin) 1860–1902 United Kingdom, United States, Germany, Austria-Hungary, France, Italy, Portugal, Belgium
Liaoning Province Niuzhuang (1858)
Yingkou
Shenyang
Jilin Province Changchun
Hunchun
Heilongjiang Province Harbin (1898–1946) Russia, United States, Germany; later Japan and the Soviet Union
Aihun Russia, Soviet Union
Manzhouli Russia, Soviet Union
Taiwan Province (Formosa) Tamsui (1858)
Tainan

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