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    How many people live in Xiamen Island, China?

    Question #84487. Asked by author. (Aug 13 07 6:04 PM)


    Vy_lette

    		Xiamen Island, is part of Xiamen city and not the same thing.

    At the end of 2005, there were 688,400 people in Siming and Huli Districts which was 44.9% population of Xiamen island.
    (Works out to about 309,091)

    http://english.xm.gov.cn/Discover_Xiamen/Magic_Xiamen/200610/t20061008_136260.htm

    Aug 13 07, 9:18 PM

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