Which city does Dingxiang County belong to?

Dingxiang County belongs to Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province.

Dingxiang County is located in the north-central part of Shaanxi Province, east of Ding Xin Basin. Surrounded by mountains on three sides, four rivers flow through it, with convenient transportation, active economy and rich people. With a total area of 865 square kilometers and a population of 200,000, the county governs 5 towns, 3 townships, 1 18 administrative villages and 6 communities. Dingxiang is a transportation hub in northern Shanxi. It is 3 hours' drive from Beijing and 0/hour drive from Taiyuan/Kloc. Wutaishan Airport is located in China, which is 0/0 km away from the county seat/kloc.

Dayun Expressway, Cangyu Expressway and Xinzhou Ring Expressway transit on three sides, leaving four interchanges. Beitongpu Branch Line and Huang Shuo Railway pass through the territory. The Xiong Xin high-speed railway under construction is equipped with Dingxiang North Station, forming a three-dimensional transportation network combining aviation, high-speed railway, railway, high-speed railway and national and provincial highways.

Geomorphology and climate

Dingxiang is surrounded by mountains in the east, south and north, and Pingchuan in the middle and west, which looks like a dustpan. The highest peak is Liulin Jianshan, with an altitude of 2 10 1 m. The western and central parts are the Ding Xin Basin. Hutuo River, the main river in China, runs through the whole territory from west to east. The topography of Dingxiang County is dustpan-shaped from east to west.

Dingxiang climate belongs to continental monsoon climate. Spring is warm, dry and windy; Summer is hot and the rain is concentrated; Autumn is short and crisp; Winter is cold, windy and snowy. The annual average temperature is 8.7℃, and the frost-free period is about 150 days. The average annual precipitation is 465,438+03 mm, and frequent disasters include drought, hail and frost.

Located in Ding Xin Basin, it has simple geological structure and poor metallogenic conditions. Since the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), mineral resources exploration has found 12 minerals, including iron, copper, dolomite, marl, limestone for building, slate, marble, ceramic clay, brick clay, river sand, geothermal water and mineral water.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Dingxiang County