Which province and city is the boundary?

The border is the city of Anhui Province.

Jieshou, a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Anhui Province, is hosted by Fuyang City and located in the northwest of Anhui Province, alias Jiegou and little shanghai. Linquan County and Fuyang in the south, Taihe County in the east, Shenqiu and dancheng in Henan Province in the northwest.

Liu Qi, a famous star in the Southern Song Dynasty, was defeated by Jin Wushu, so it was named Shuigou. During the Anti-Japanese War, Jieshou was not occupied by the Japanese army because of traffic congestion. Businessmen from Shanghai, Nanjing and other cities have moved to Jietou. At one time, the population increased sharply, merchants gathered and trade flourished, so it was called "little shanghai". With a total area of 667.3 square kilometers, it governs 15 townships and 3 streets.

The first natural resources:

By the end of July 2065438+2007, the vegetation in jieshou city was mainly artificial vegetation, except all kinds of weeds and aquatic plants along ditches, rivers, roads, villages and beaches were natural vegetation, and the rest were artificial vegetation.

Crops are mainly wheat, soybeans, corn and sweet potatoes, trees are mainly deciduous forests in warm temperate zones, and a small number of evergreen trees such as conifers and cypresses are mostly distributed on the banks of Heying River and Quanhe River, along highways and around villages. The city has woodland142,000 mu, forest coverage 14.8% and greening rate 17.5%.

As of July, 2065438+2007, the top production base of high-quality goats and cattle in China is the main meat producing area in Anhui Province. Cattle and goats are one of the livestock products in short supply at home and abroad because of their tender meat, rich nutrition and delicate and elastic cortex.

As of July 20 17, according to the rainfall runoff data of hydrological and rainfall stations in jieshou city and its surrounding areas, the average total water resources in jieshou city are 236 195900 cubic meters, and the per capita water resources are 367.62 cubic meters/year, which is 15. 19% of the national per capita water resources.