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Champa is the eastern portion of the Indo-Chinese peninsula in continuation of Burma, comprising Siam, Laos, Annam, Cambodia, and Cochin-China. It corresponds with Annam. It is bounded by the Sea of China on the east, and on the west there is a range of hills along the valley of Me-kong river, on the south is French Cochin-China, and on the north lie the parts of the sea, Laos, and Siam. It is about 160 miles from east to west up to the Me-kong.