Maps of disputed territories of the Republic of China in different languages This SVG file contains embedded text that can be translated into your language, using any capable SVG editor, text editor or the SVG Translate tool.
Map of disputed territories of the Republic of China ▼
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Disputed territories of the Republic of China
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The geographical division of the Republic of China
Time Zones of the Republic of China
Jurisdiction of Control Yuan branch offices
Map of The ROC government’s retreat route (zh-hant)
Map of the Republic of China published by Combined Service Forces (1966) ▼
The 1/2,500,000 map of the Republic of China published by the Joint Logistics Headquarters in the 1966 (ROC 55).
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