What cities does East Malaysia include?

Cities in East Malaysia include Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan, Doohu, Kuching and Miri, Malaysia.

Sarawak, Sabah, formerly known as East Malaysia, is separated from the Malay Peninsula by the South China Sea of China. It consists of Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan Autonomous Region.

It borders Indonesia in the south and the South China Sea in the north, with Brunei in the middle of the north shore, Sulu Sea in the northeast and Sulawesi Sea in the east, with a total coastline of 2,384 kilometers. The longest from east to west is1120km, and the widest from north to south is 256km.

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The terrain of East Malaysia gradually decreases from inland to coastal areas. It has the highest peak in Southeast Asia-Mount Lushan in Beijing and Na Ba, with an altitude of 4102m. What a natural port. The river is long, the upstream is rich in hydraulic power, the downstream is deep and wide, and the navigation mileage is long. The annual rainfall is 3000-4000 mm, and the forest coverage rate is about 80%.

There are abundant oil and natural gas to be developed. Oil, natural gas, wood and pepper rank among the best in Southeast Asia, as well as bauxite, gold, copper, antimony, coal, rubber, palm oil, cocoa, bananas, sago, rattan, bird's nest and rich seafood. Industries include oil refining, liquefied natural gas, chemical fertilizer, antimony smelting, rubber and wood processing.

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