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A golden shield of sand
Rising dark sand at the southern end of Nanwei Beach, southwest part of China's Nansha Islands
Jindun Ansha, China
Nansha Islands
Southwest part
Nanwei Beach
The rising sand at the southern end. In 1935, the Chinese government announced the name Golden Shield Sand. It has been illegally occupied by Vietnam since 1998.
- Chinese name
- A golden shield of sand
- Foreign name
- Kingston Shoal
- setting
- Nansha of China Nanwei Beach The rising sand at the southern end
- Longitude and latitude
- 7 degrees 32 'north, 111 degrees 32' east
- Present state
- Vietnamese de facto control
Jindun Ansha (Golden Shield sand) is one
Nanwei Beach
Rising sand at the southern end, depth 10.9 m. Latitude 7 degrees 32 'north, longitude 111 degrees 32' east. The beach is in the shape of a pistol, running from northeast to southwest to south, with a length of 13.64km and a width of 5.12km.
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In 1935, it was named Golden Shield Sand. Some foreign language books are called Kingston Shoal.
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