1. Duanzhou District is a municipal district of Zhaoqing City, Guangdong Province. It is located in the middle and west of Guangdong Province, on the north bank of the middle and lower reaches of Xijiang River, belonging to the Pearl River Delta Economic Zone and the political, economic and cultural center of Zhaoqing City. Xijiang River in the south, Beiling Mountain in the north, Dinghu Mountain in the east and Xiaoxiang Town in Gaoyao City in the west. Duanzhou, with a history of more than 2,000 years, is a national historical and cultural city and a national scenic tourist city.
Dinghu District is located in the middle and west of Guangdong Province, downstream of Xijiang River, which is an important part of Zhaoqing city and one of the main parts of the planning scope of reform and development in the Pearl River Delta region. The total area of this area is 596 square kilometers. Xijiang Waterway, National Highway 32 1 and guangzhou-maoming railway are three important traffic arteries that cross the whole territory in a "Sichuan" shape, bordering the land and water of Xijiang River.
3. Gaoyao District is the jurisdiction of Zhaoqing City, Guangdong Province, located in the south of Zhaoqing City and adjacent to Sanshui District of Foshan City in the east. It belongs to Guang-Fo-Zhao Economic Circle and Zhaoqing Economic Development Center. Gaoyao has a long history with a total area of 207 1 km2. Maogang site in Jinli Town is the largest residential building site near rivers discovered for the first time in Guangdong Province, with a history of more than 4,000 years.
Extended data:
By the end of 20 16, Zhaoqing had three municipal districts (Duanzhou District, Dinghu District and Gaoyao District) and four counties (Guang Ningxian, Huaiji County, Fengkai County and Deqing County), and managed 1 county-level city (Sihui City). Zhaoqing National High-tech Industrial Development Zone (the agency of the municipal government, located in Dawang District, enjoys the power of economic management and administrative examination and approval at the prefecture level).
1, location:
Zhaoqing City is located in the middle and west of Guangdong Province, in the middle reaches of Xijiang River. Total land area 14900 square kilometers. Zhaoqing City is located between 22 47' ~ 24 24' north latitude and11'~112 52' east longitude.
2. Terrain:
Zhaoqing City is high in the northwest, low in the east and south, and inclined from northwest to southeast. It is dominated by middle and low hills, with few plains, forming a mountainous landform with alternate forms such as mountains, basins, hills and alluvial plains. Mountain hills are mainly distributed in Huaiji in the north, Guangning in the northeast and Fengkai and Deqing counties in the west.
The total land area of the city is14,900 square kilometers, with low and middle hills accounting for about 8 1% of the total land area, and plains and rivers accounting for 19% of the total land area.
3. Hydrology:
The two major water systems in Zhaoqing City are Xijiang River and Beijiang River respectively. Xijiang River flows into Beijiang River and Pearl River in Sanshui District from west to east. The water quality in this area is good.
4. Vegetation:
Zhaoqing is a treasure house of species in the south subtropical region, with many world-famous precious species, and it is one of the main forest areas in Guangdong Province. The natural vegetation basically belongs to the south subtropical evergreen monsoon forest, represented by Dinghushan and Heishiding nature reserves in Fengkai County.
5. Climate:
Zhaoqing has a subtropical monsoon climate. The annual average temperature is 265,438 0.2℃, the average temperature in 10 is about 65,438 0.2℃, and the average temperature in July is about 28.7℃. Frost can be seen in winter in the northern mountainous area of Huaiji County.
The average annual rainfall is about 1650 mm, mainly from April to September; Annual evaporation exceeds1300mm. The frost-free period is 3 10 ~ 345 days. It is rainy in early spring, affected by typhoon in summer and autumn, and attacked by cold dew wind in late autumn.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Zhaoqing