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Tibet, by far, has the highest birth rate in China, followed by Xinjiang and Nangxia - these three provinces also have the highest natural growth rates. |
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| Shanghai, Liaoning and Beijing, on the other hand have the lowest birth rates and lowest rates of natural growth in China. Moreover, Beijing has the lowest birth and death rates in China, but not the lowest rate of natural growth, which was reported from Shanghai. | |||||||
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| This data section was updated on May 15, 2008 | |||||||
