Sanming

ciudad-prefectura de Fujian, China

Key facts

Settlement.name: Sanming
Settlement.native_name: 三明市
Settlement.native_name_lang: zh
Settlement.settlement_type: Prefecture-level city
Settlement.image_caption: Clockwise from top: Liedong Bridge () over Sha River (), Taining Golden Lake, street scene in Yong'an, more Danxia Landform in Taining County, and Baiyan Park in Datian County.
Settlement.image_map: Locator map Sanming in Fujian.svg
Settlement.map_caption: Location of Sanming City in Fujian
Settlement.pushpin_map: China
Settlement.pushpin_map_caption: Location in China
Settlement.subdivision_type: Country
Settlement.subdivision_name: People's Republic of China
Settlement.subdivision_type1: Province
Settlement.subdivision_name1: Fujian
Settlement.seat_type: Municipal seat
Settlement.seat: Sanyuan District
Settlement.area_total_km2: 22929
Settlement.population_as_of: 2020 Census
Settlement.population_total: 2,486,450

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Official website

三明市人民政府门户网站

sm.gov.cn →

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: big city
Official name: 三明市
Country: China
Located in: Fujian
Contains: Shaxian District
Population: 2486450
Area: 22964.77
Time zone: UTC+08:00
Official website: www.sm.gov.cn
Image: Sanming City View 2025-07-19.jpg
Dialing code: 0598
Licence plate code: 闽G

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topic's main category: Category:Sanming
postal code: 365000
twinned administrative body: Budapest District XV
Commons category: Sanming
category of associated people: Category:People from Sanming

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Article · Español

Sanming léase: San-Míng (en chino, 三明市; pinyin, Sānmíng shì; literalmente, ‘las tres Ming’, por la dinastía Ming) es una ciudad-prefectura de la provincia de Fujian, en la República Popular de China. Limita al norte con Nanping, al sur con Longyan, al oeste con la provincia de Jiangxi, y, al este, con Fuzhou. Su área es de 22.900 km² (82% montaña) y su población de 2.640.000 habitantes. Sanming se encuentra entre el monte Wuyi y Daiyun.

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