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Former Russian Consulate in Hankou (Wuhan)
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Former Russian Consulate in Hankou (Wuhan)

Здание российского консульства в Ханькоу
ChinaУхань (Ханькоу)1902–1904Public buildings
The two-storey Russian consulate building in the Russian concession of Hankou, completed in 1902 and enlarged in 1904; a Russian consulate had operated in Hankou since 1861, handling among other things the affairs of Russian tea merchants. The concession existed from 1896 to 1925. The building at 1 Dongting Xiaolu was listed as a Wuhan municipal protected monument in December 2023; coordinates refer to the street.
Двухэтажное здание российского консульства в русской концессии Ханькоу, построенное в 1902 году и расширенное в 1904 году; консульство России работало в Ханькоу с 1861 года и ведало, в частности, делами русских чаеторговцев. Русская концессия существовала в 1896–1925 годах. Здание по адресу Дунтин-сяолу, 1 в декабре 2023 года включено в перечень охраняемых памятников города Ухань; координаты указаны по улице.

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire
FunctionConsulate
Present ownerPeople's Republic of China (City of Wuhan)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1902
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2023-12
The concession was returned to China in the 1920s; by a Wuhan municipal government notice of 6 December 2023 the building was included in the sixth list of the city's protected monuments.

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