Beijing, China administrative boundaries

Beijing is a municipality, so its administrative tree is one level shallower than a province's. The 16 districts are themselves the county-level units, sitting directly under the municipal government with no prefecture in between. For a buyer that removes a join: there is no city code to inherit, and the file leaves the parent field empty rather than inventing a level that does not exist.

All 16 are districts, so the layer has no county polygons mixed in and no internal boundaries to reconcile. Each feature carries its GB/T 2260 code, name_en and name_zh side by side, a label point and a bounding box, all in WGS 84. The outer ring closes at the municipal limit, which makes the set usable as a mask as well as a list of divisions.

The zip holds the same 16 polygons in GeoJSON, shapefile with .shx, .dbf, .prj and .cpg, SVG, DXF, GML, KML and CSV. One payment of $39.99, instant download after checkout, a commercial license for one organization, and 14 days to ask for a refund.