Shanghainese syllable table (IPA)

I've already done a table on Pinyin for Mandarin,and Jyutping and Cantonese Yale for Cantonese. Here's now a table for Shanghainese. As there seems to be no accepted or standard romanisation for the Shanghai Wu dialect, IPA seems to be system at hand.

This table is based on the Wu Phonetics Corpus by Kellen Parker with contributions from Allan Simon.

ɑɑ̃ãɑˀɛəˀənəlɿɤiiɑ̃iɑˀiɪˀinioˀioŋoøɔɔˀuuɑ̃uɑˀuəˀuənyynyɪˀyəˀ
ɑɑˀɛiiɑˀiɪˀinioˀøɔ
ɦɦɑɦɑ̃ɦɛɦəˀɦənɦəlɦɤɦiɦiɑɦiɑ̃ɦiɑˀɦiɤɦiɔɦiɪˀɦinɦioŋɦoɦoˀɦoŋɦøɦɔɦuɦuɑ̃ɦuɑɦuɑˀɦuɛɦuəˀɦuənɦyɦynɦyøɦyɪˀ
hhɑ̃hɑˀhəˀhohoˀhoŋhuhuɑ̃huɑhuɑˀhuɛhuən
ŋŋŋɑŋɑ̃ŋɛŋəˀŋɤŋoŋoˀŋøŋɔŋu
kkɑ̃kəˀkənkokoˀkoŋkukuɑ̃kuɑkuɑˀkuɛkuəˀkuən
kʰɑkʰɑ̃kʰɑˀkʰɛkʰəˀkʰənkʰɤkʰokʰoˀkʰoŋkʰøkʰɔkʰukʰuɑ̃kʰuɑkʰuəˀkʰuən
ggəˀgəngoˀgoŋguguɛ
ɲɲiɲiɑ̃ɲiɤɲiɔɲiɪˀɲinɲioŋɲy
ʨʨiʨiɑʨiɑ̃ʨiɑˀʨiɤʨiɔʨiɪˀʨinʨioŋʨyʨynʨyəˀ
ʨʰʨʰiʨʰiɑʨʰiɑ̃ʨʰiɤʨʰiɔʨʰiɪˀʨʰinʨʰyʨʰyəˀ
ʥʥiʥiɑʥiɑ̃ʥiɤʥiɔʥiɪˀʥinʥioŋʥyʥynʥyəˀ
ɕɕiɕiɑɕiɑ̃ɕiɤɕiɔɕiɪˀɕinɕioŋɕynɕyəˀ
ʑʑiʑiɑʑiɑ̃ʑiɤʑin
mmɑ̃mɑˀməˀmənmimiɔmiɪˀminmomoˀmoŋmu
bbɑ̃bɑˀbənbibiɪˀbinboboˀboŋbu
ppɑ̃pɑˀpənpipiɪˀpinpopoˀpu
pʰɑpʰɑ̃pʰɑˀpʰɛpʰənpʰipʰiɪˀpʰinpʰoˀpʰoŋpʰøpʰɔpʰu
llɑ̃lɑˀlənliliɑ̃liɤliɔliɪˀlinloˀloŋlɔˀlu
nnɑ̃nɑˀnənnonoˀnoŋnu
ttɑ̃tɑˀtəˀtəntitiɑtiɤtiɔtiɪˀtintoˀtoŋtu
tʰɑtʰɑ̃tʰɑˀtʰɛtʰəˀtʰəntʰɤtʰitʰiɔtʰiɪˀtʰintʰoˀtʰoŋtʰøtʰɔtʰu
ddɑ̃dɑˀdəˀdəndidiɔdiɪˀdindoˀdoŋdu
ʦʦɑ̃ʦɛʦəˀʦənʦɿʦɤʦoʦoŋʦøʦɔʦu
ʦʰʦʰɑʦʰɑ̃ʦʰɛʦʰəˀʦʰənʦʰɿʦʰɤʦʰoʦʰoˀʦʰoŋʦʰøʦʰɔʦʰu
ssɑ̃sɑˀsəˀsənsɿsosoŋsu
zzɑ̃zɑˀzəˀzənzɿzozoŋzu
ffɑ̃fɑˀfənfifoˀfoŋfu
vvɑ̃vɑˀvəˀvənvivoˀvoŋvu

There are surely some errors yet to be fixed. I'm not too happy with the ordering of initials and finals, but I can't work out a good order based on articulation characteristics.
Update:I removed some "duplicate" forms and regrouped initials and finals.

ordering

I'd put nasalised forms immediately following clear. I suggest something like the following for vowels:
a ã aˀ ɑ ɑ̃ ɑˀ ɛ ə əˀ əŋ ən əl ɤ i ia iɑ iɤ iɔ iaˀ iɑˀ iɑ̃ iɪˀ in ioŋ ioˀ ɿ o oˀ oŋ on ø ɔ ɔˀ u ua uɑ uɑ̃ uɛ uəŋ uɑˀ uəˀ y yŋ yɲ yø yɪˀ yəˀ

For consonants I'd put voiced with voicelss, which you mostly have, and then place each group alphabetically based on the voiced member of the group. ɕ to follow c, ʑ to follow z.

It's more about aesthetics that way but with clear connections to articulation.

Updated

I mostly followed your points. It looks clearer now.