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James Shoal

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James Shoal (Cengmu Shoal, Zengmu Ansha, 曾母暗沙, 詹姆沙) is an island in South China Sea. It's one part of the Spratly Islands. The People's Republic of China (PRC), the Republic of China (ROC) and Brunei claim on this island. It's the southernmost point of China as the PRC and ROC claimed. On May, 1983, Chinese Navy visited James Shoal,demonstrating its sovereignty of the island.

03°58′26″N 112°20′56″E / 3.97389°N 112.34889°E / 3.97389; 112.34889

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