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Shanghai Library
Shanghai Institute of Scientific and Technological Information
上海图书馆
(上海科学技术情报研究所)
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Shanghai Library
Location Shanghai, China
Established1952
Branches1
Collection
Size58 million
Access and use
Population servedPublic
Other information
Parent organization Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Chinese Communist Party
Website www.library.sh.cn OOjs UI icon edit-ltr-progressive.svg

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Shanghai Library
Traditional Chinese 上海 圖書館
Simplified Chinese 上海 图书馆
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Hanyu Pinyin Shànghǎi Túshūguǎn

31°12′33″N121°26′24″E / 31.20917°N 121.44000°E / 31.20917; 121.44000