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Shanghai Harbor is one of China's fine natural river-mouth harbors. Situated in the middle of the north-south shipping route along the mainland coast, it can accommodate 10,000-ton-class ships in all four seasons and has trade ties with the harbors of more than 100 countries and regions in the world. Shanghai has inland navigation lines in the Changjiang, Huangpu and Wusong rivers. As one of China's communication centers, it is also linked with the national rail network by the Beijing-Shanghai and Shanghai-Hangzhou railways, and with many cities in the country by a web of domestic airlines. It is connected by international airlines with Tokyo, Osaka, Bombay, Athens, Geneva, Zurich and Karachi.
(china.org.cn)
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