Shenzhen - Administrative Divisions

Administrative Divisions

Shenzhen is a sub-provincial city. It has direct jurisdiction over eight districts (区 qu):

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# Name Hanzi Hanyu Pinyin Population
(2010 census)
Area (km²) Density
(/km²)
City Core 3,538,275 412 8,588
1 Futian District 福田区 Fútián Qū 1,318,055 79 16,756
2 Luohu District 罗湖区 Luóhú Qū 923,423 79 11,726
3 Nanshan District 南山区 Nánshān Qū 1,087,936 182 5,877
4 Yantian District 盐田区 Yántián Qū 208,861 72 2,798
Suburban Districts 4,470,032 784 5,702
5 Bao'an District 宝安区 Bǎo'ān Qū 2,638,807 402 6,564
6 Longgang District 龙岗区 Lónggǎng Qū 1,831,225 382 2,794
New Management Districts 2,349,631 793 2,623
7 Guangming New District 光明新区 Guāngmíng Xīn Qū 481,420 156 3,097
8 Pingshan New District 坪山新区 Píngshān Xīn Qū 309,211 168 1,852
9 Longhua New District 龙华新区 Lónghuá Xīn Qū 1,379,000 175 7,880
10 Dapeng New District 大鹏新区 Dàpéng Xīn Qū 180,000 294 612
Total 10,357,938 1,989 5,201

The Special Economic Zone (SEZ) comprised only Luohu, Futian, Nanshan, and Yantian districts until 1 July 2010, when the SEZ was expanded to include all districts, a fivefold increase over its pre-expansion size.

Adjacent to Hong Kong, Luohu is the financial and trading centre of Shenzhen. Futian, at the heart of the SEZ, is the seat of the Municipal Government. West of Futian, Nanshan is the centre for high-tech industries. Formerly outside the SEZ, Bao'an and Longgang are located to the north-west and north-east, respectively, of central Shenzhen. Yantian is the location of Yantian Port, the second busiest container terminal in mainland China and the fourth busiest in the world.

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