Lüshunkou

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Lüshunkou is a strategically important port city at the tip of the Liaodong Peninsula in northeastern China, historically known as Port Arthur and the site of major naval and military conflicts.

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Lüshunkou canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf district
port city
administrativeStatus urban district of Dalian
borderedBy Bohai Strait
climate monsoon-influenced humid continental climate
controlledBy Empire of Japan (historically)
linked to: Imperial Japan

People's Republic of China
linked to: China

Qing dynasty (historically)
linked to: Qing dynasty

Russian Empire (historically)
linked to: Russian Empire
country China
economicActivity fishing
ship repair
shipping
formerName Lüshun
Port Arthur
Ryojun
hasHistoricalEvent Battle of Port Arthur (1904)
Battle of the Yalu River (1894)
Battle of the Yellow Sea (1904)
Siege of Port Arthur (1904–1905)
hasLandmark Port Arthur fortress ruins
linked to: Port Arthur

Russo-Japanese War memorials
hasMilitaryFacility coastal fortifications
naval base
hasMuseum Lüshun Museum
hasPort Lüshun Port
hasTransport highway connection to Dalian
railway connection to Dalian
knownFor First Sino-Japanese War battles
Russo-Japanese War battles
fortified harbor
major naval conflicts
language Mandarin Chinese
locatedIn Dalian
Liaoning Province
linked to: Liaoning
locatedInRegion Northeast China
linked to: Manchuria
locatedOn Bohai Sea
Liaodong Peninsula
Yellow Sea
partOf Bohai Economic Rim
Dalian sub-provincial city
linked to: Dalian
strategicImportance gateway to Bohai Bay
ice-free warm-water port
naval base
timeZone China Standard Time
usedBy Imperial Japanese Navy
Imperial Russian Navy
People's Liberation Army Navy
utcOffset +8

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Port Arthur alsoKnownAs Lüshunkou
Lüshun hasHistoricalName Lüshunkou