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Guizhou
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Gui·zhou  (gwj) also Kwei·chow (kwch)
A province of southwest China. It passed under Chinese suzerainty in the 10th century and became a province in the 17th century. Guiyang is the capital. Population: 35,200,000.

Guizhou [ˈgweɪˈdʒəʊ], Kweichow, Kueichou
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(Placename) a province of SW China, between the Yangtze and Xi Rivers: a high plateau. Capital: Guiyang. Pop.: 35 250 000 (2000 est.). Area: 174 000 sq. km (69 278 sq. miles)


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