Those places that Lingnan pointed to during the Qin Dynasty.

Lingnan in Qin Dynasty generally refers to Nanhai, Guilin and Xiang Jun counties, and later established Nanyue State.

The northern border of Nanyue extends to Nanling, including Sanjiang, Longsheng, Xing 'an, Gongcheng and Hezhou in the northern part of Guangxi today, and Lianshan, Yangshan, Lechang, Nanxiong, Li Anping, Heping and Jiaoling in the northern part of Guangdong. Most areas are bordered by Changsha. The eastern border reaches Yongding, Pinghe and Zhangpu in western Fujian, bordering Fujian and Vietnam. South Xinjiang has been to the east of Changshan Mountains in central Vietnam and to the north of Daling Line. The western border reaches Baise, Debao, Bama, Donglan, Hechi and Huanjiang in Guangxi, bordering Yelang, Wulian and Juding. The territory of Nanyue includes most of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces (the land area of Guangdong and Guangxi provinces is 4 1 000 square kilometers), a small part of Fujian, Hunan, Guizhou and Yunnan, and northern Vietnam.