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English: This map is an approximate presentation of PRC and other regional claims. China has remained ambiguous on the extent and legal justification for these regional claims. Three of China‟s major ongoing territorial disputes are based on claims along its shared border with India and Bhutan, the South China Sea, and with Japan in the East China Sea.
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Source http://www.defense.gov/pubs/pdfs/2011_CMPR_Final.pdf
Author Office of the Secretary of Defense
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