Anhui

安徽省 Ānhuī Shěng
Abbreviations: 皖  (pinyin: Wǎn)
Penibatan ning Lagyu	安 ān - Anqing 徽 huī - Huizhou (now Huangshan lakanbalen)
Administrasyun uri	Lalawigan
Tungku (ampong peka maragul a lakanbalen)	Hefei
CPC Ctte Secretary	Wang Jinshan 王金山
Gobernador	Wang Sanyun 王三运
Lapad/Dagul	139,400 km² (pang22)
Populasyun (2004)  - Pangasiksik	64,610,000 (8th) 463/km² (9th)
GDP (2006)  - per capita	CNY 614.2 billion (15th) CNY 10,044 (pang28)
HDI (2005)	0.727 (medium) (pang25)
Pun bangsa	Han - 99% Hui - 0.6%
Prefecture-level	17 divisions
County-antas	105 divisions
Balen-antas†	1845 divisions
ISO 3166-2	CN-34
Official website http://www.ah.gov.cn/ (Simplified Chinese)
Source for population and GDP data: 《中国统计年鉴—2005》 A major street in the city of Huainan, northern Anhui. Administratibung pangadake A street in Zhide (至德), a town, historically known as Yaodu (尧度), in southern Anhui's Dongzhi County, Chizhou. Ing Anhui makadake ya kareng labingpitung prefecture-antas a pangadake, deta ngan [[prefecture-antas lakanabalen[]: Anqing (安庆市 Ānqìng Shì) Bengbu (蚌埠市 Bèngbù Shì) Bozhou (亳州市 Bózhōu Shì) Chaohu (巢湖市 Cháohú Shì) Chizhou (池州市 Chízhōu Shì) Chuzhou (滁州市 Chúzhōu Shì) Fuyang (阜阳市 Fǔyáng Shì) Hefei (Simplified Chinese: 合肥市, Hanyu Pinyin: Héféi Shì) Huaibei (淮北市 Huáiběi Shì) Huainan (淮南市 Huáinán Shì) Huangshan (黄山市 Huángshān Shì) Lu'an (六安市 Lù'ān Shì) not Liù'ān Ma'anshan (马鞍山市 Mǎ'ānshān Shì) Suzhou (宿州市 Sùzhōu Shì) Tongling (铜陵市 Tónglíng Shì) Wuhu (芜湖市 Wúhú Shì) Xuancheng (宣城市 Xuānchéng Shì) Suglung Palwal Ing Wikimedia Commons atin yang mediang maki kaugnayan kang/king: Anhui Travel spots and tips in Anhui and other provinces Archived Marsu 11, 2007 at the Wayback Machine The official website of Anhui Archived Eneru 25, 2017 at the Wayback Machine - Google translation Large map of Anhui Archived Oktubri 31, 2005 at the Wayback Machine Anhui Province Archived Marsu 14, 2016 at the Wayback Machine China Internet Information Center Yin Yu Tang: A Chinese Home explores life within the Anhui Province of East China through a detailed examination of a Huang family residence built during the late Qing Dynasty.