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Places across the Qinling

A regional view of Shaanxi

The Qinling sits between the Wei plain and the Han River. Points are representative references, not boundaries, gates or routes. Six places stay unpinned because no coordinate was opened.

Shaanxi
Xi'an Tongchuan Baoji Xianyang Weinan Yan'an Hanzhong Yulin Ankang Shangluo Xi'an City Wall Lintong Terracotta Pits Daming Palace Site Qianling Zhouyuan Site Yaozhou Kiln Hukou Waterfall Zhenbeitai Ying Lake Famen Temple Mount Huashan Sima Qian Shrine Wuhou Tomb and Temple

Approximate regional orientation · north is up · not for navigation

Some stories describe broad landscapes, distributed practices or events rather than one verifiable point. They remain available through their city or prefecture; no marker is inferred.

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Shangluo.

Shangluo occupies the southeastern Qinba mountain belt, on the Yangtze-side watershed south of the Qinling climate divide. It is the journal's entry point for southern hillside prefectures without a separate featured place in this package—mountain county seats and river valleys rather than Guanzhong plain density.

Shangluo

Shangluo

Shangluo occupies the southeastern Qinba mountain belt, on the Yangtze-side watershed south of the Qinling climate divide. It is the journal's entry point for southern hillside prefectures without a separate featured place in this package—mountain county seats and river valleys rather than Guanzhong plain density.