About Dongsheng District
Dongsheng District is a mid-sized city located in People's Republic of China, in the Inner Mongolia region. According to the latest available data (2026), the population of Dongsheng District is approximately 574,242 residents, making it the #1048 most populous city in People's Republic of China.
Globally, Dongsheng District ranks #3,237 among the world's most populated cities.
Dongsheng District City Statistics
| City | Dongsheng District |
| Country |  People's Republic of China |
| Population | 574,242 |
| Global Rank | #3,237 |
| Rank in People's Republic of China | #1048 of 2,667 cities |
| City Category | mid-sized city |
| Region | Inner Mongolia |
| Latitude | 39.8161 |
| Longitude | 109.9776 |
| Data Year | 2026 |
Population Comparison
To put Dongsheng District's population of 574,242 into perspective:
- Dongsheng District has over 574,000 residents.
Where is Dongsheng District Located?
Dongsheng District is located in People's Republic of China, in the Inner Mongolia region, at coordinates 39.8161° latitude and 109.9776° longitude. Dongsheng District sits in the subtropics, typically enjoying warm temperatures year-round.
Nearby Cities
Other Cities in People's Republic of China
Largest Cities in People's Republic of China
| # | City | Population |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kaifeng | 4,824,016 |
| 2 | Yuncheng | 4,774,508 |
| 3 | Chenzhou | 4,667,134 |
| 4 | Yibin | 4,588,804 |
| 5 | Huai'an | 4,556,230 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the population of Dongsheng District?
The population of Dongsheng District is approximately 574,242 residents according to the latest available data (2026).
Where is Dongsheng District located?
Dongsheng District is located in People's Republic of China at approximately 39.8161° latitude and 109.9776° longitude.
Is Dongsheng District one of the largest cities in People's Republic of China?
With a population of 574,242, Dongsheng District is one of the notable urban areas in People's Republic of China. It ranks #1048 out of 2,667 cities in the country.
