evidence: The Chinese map had claimed the Bolshoi Ussuriysky Island in its entirety as Chinese territory. After decades of conflict, China and Russia resolved the dispute in 2005 and the partition of the disputed island was completed by 2008. Under the deal, China got 170 of the 350 sq kms of the island along with some other nearby islands and Russia kept the rest of the disputed region. Russia reiterated this in its rejection of the new map. [...] In Russia, China has claimed Bolshoi Ussuriysky Island in its entirety. The disputed had been there since the 19th century but was resolved over a decade ago when the island and the surrounding region was peacefully split between the two countries to end the dispute. [...] By 2008, the dispute was over and the main Bolshoi Ussuriysky Island was split. China was given a 170 sq km slice of the island and Russia kept the rest. Additionally, smaller islands of Vinogradov, Koreysky, and Romashkin were also handed over to China to resolve the dispute.