Where is Hami city?

Hami is located in the east of Xinjiang, spanning the north and south of the East Tianshan Mountains. It is about 404 kilometers long from east to west and 440 kilometers wide from north to south, with a total area of14.210,000 square kilometers. It is adjacent to Jiuquan City in Gansu Province in the east and southeast, Bayinguoleng Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture in the south, Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture and Turpan City in the west and southwest, and Mongolia in the north and northeast. The border line is 587.6 kilometers, and Laoyemiao Port is one of the important ports for developing border trade between Xinjiang and Mongolia. Topographic climate The topographic outline of Hami can be summarized as four mountains and three basins, with high in the middle and low in the north and south, and the terrain is very different. The middle part is the main vein of Tianshan Mountain, extending in the northeast-southwest direction. On the north and south sides are middle and low mountainous areas, and the whole mountainous area accounts for three-fifths of the total area of the city. Hami has a temperate continental arid climate, but influenced by the Tianshan Mountains, the climate is obviously different from place to place, with dry heat in the south of the mountain and little precipitation. It's cool in the north of the mountain, with a little more precipitation. Hami is rich in resources and energy, rich in characteristic fruits and vegetables, and Hami jujube is a national geographical indication product. Rich in mineral resources, 88 kinds of minerals have been proved, accounting for 63.8% of Xinjiang, and 17 kinds of minerals are in the forefront of Xinjiang. Among them, the predicted coal resources are 570.8 billion tons, with Xinjiang accounting for 3 1.7% and the whole country accounting for 12.5%. The predicted resource of iron ore is 2.9 billion tons, and the predicted resource of nickel ore is 65.438+0.584 million tons, ranking first in Xinjiang, and it is being declared as a national modern energy and chemical demonstration zone. There are abundant scenery and energy resources, including 3 Hami in 9 wind regions in Xinjiang, with a total area of 510.6 million square kilometers, accounting for 66.3% of Xinjiang. The annual sunshine hours are 3 170-3380 hours, which is one of the regions with the richest sunshine hours in China. It has been identified as a national 10 million kilowatt wind power base and a1100 million kilowatt photovoltaic power generation base. Unique natural landscape. Pterosaur-Ya Dan Geopark was awarded "National Geopark Qualification", and the origin of Hami pterosaur fauna fossils was recognized as the second batch of national key protected paleontological fossils. Barkol Prairie is one of the three grasslands in Xinjiang, and the 476,000 mu Populus euphratica forest in Naomao Lake in Yiwu County is one of the three remaining Populus euphratica forests in the world. There are five 4A-level scenic spots and five 3A-level scenic spots in the city, and Bagong County has been identified as a global tourism demonstration area by the National Tourism Administration. Twelve Muqam in Hami, with profound historical and cultural heritage, was announced by UNESCO as the third representative of human oral and intangible cultural heritage and entered the first list of national intangible cultural heritage. Hami is the first stop for the PLA to enter Xinjiang after the peaceful liberation of Xinjiang. It was also the main battlefield for the suppression of bandits in Xinjiang and even the whole northwest in the early days of the founding of New China. There are patriotic education bases such as Red Army West Route Army Memorial Park, Martyrs Cemetery, Yiwu Forty-day Defence War Memorial Hall and Red Star Army Reclamation Museum. Location has obvious traffic advantages. Hami is an important node city of the Silk Road Economic Belt, the gateway of Xinjiang to the mainland of China, and the bridgehead of China's opening to the west. It has the geographical advantages of east connection, west exit, Nantong and north extension. It is listed as a national dry port-type national logistics hub city, a national highway transportation hub city and a Xinjiang railway hub city. Lan Xin High-speed Railway, G30 (Lianhuo Expressway) and G7 (Jingxin Expressway) cross Hami, Harrow Railway and Xinjiang Railway. Hami Airport has been identified as the sub-hub airport in Xinjiang, with more than 10 routes connecting Xinjiang with the outside world, and the comprehensive three-dimensional transportation hub has begun to take shape.