French concession in Guangzhouwan

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The French concession in Guangzhouwan was a small French-controlled enclave on the southern coast of China, administered as part of French Indochina and used primarily as a strategic naval and trading outpost.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French colonial enclave
foreign concession
administeredBy French colonial authorities in Indochina
associatedWith French Indochina administration
French colonialism in China
borderedBy Qinzhou Bay
linked to: Leizhou Bay
colonialPower France
continent Asia
controlledBy France
country France
economicActivity customs collection
shipping
trade
function commercial port
naval base
historicalPeriod age of imperialism
languageOfAdministration French
locatedIn Guangzhouwan
southern coast of China
partOf French Indochina
politicalStatus leased territory
treaty port
presentDayCountry People's Republic of China
presentDayLocation Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
linked to: Guangxi Province
region South China Sea coast
linked to: South China Sea
relatedTo French leasehold territories in China
foreign concessions in China
secondaryLanguageOfAdministration Chinese
strategicImportance control of maritime routes in the South China Sea
support base for French Indochina
use strategic naval outpost
trading outpost

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Vichy French authorities in Indochina appliesToJurisdiction French concession in Guangzhouwan
French concession in Guangzhouwan relatedTo French leasehold territories in China
linked to: French concession in Guangzhouwan