Zengcheng, Guangzhou

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Zengcheng
增城区
Tsengshing
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Gualü Square in Licheng Subdistrict
Zengcheng, Guangzhou
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  Zengcheng in Guangzhou
Coordinates: 23°17′17″N113°49′41″E / 23.28806°N 113.82806°E / 23.28806; 113.82806
CountryPeople's Republic of China
Province Guangdong
Sub-provincial city Guangzhou
Area
  Total1,741.4 km2 (672.4 sq mi)
Population
 (2020 census [1] )
  Total1,466,331
  Density840/km2 (2,200/sq mi)
Time zone UTC+8 (China Standard)
Postal code
511300
Area code 020
Website http://www.zengcheng.gov.cn/
  1. Zengcheng was also formerly romanized as Tsang-ching. [2]

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  8. The official history record of Zengcheng 增城县志
  9. "Contact." Utahloy International School Zengcheng. Retrieved on September 28, 2015. "Address: Guangshan Highway, Sanjiang Town, Zengcheng Guangdong, PRC 511325 增城誉德莱国际学校 - 中国广东省广州市增城市广汕公路三江镇" - See map in the last page of the "UISZ School Booklet."
Zengcheng
Chinese 增城
Guangdong Romanization Zeng1-xing4
Hanyu Pinyin Zēngchéng
Postal Tsengshing
Literal meaningExpanding City