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Neijiang

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Neijiang or Neikiang , city (1994 est. pop. 295,700), central Sichuan prov., China, on the Tuo River. It is a port and railroad center with sugar-refining and food-processing industries.

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Neijiang

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Neijiang, Sichuan/China Lying on the Tuo River and meaning ‘Inside the River’ from nèi ‘inside’ and jiāng.

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