Which province and city does Jinzhou belong to?

Jinzhou belongs to Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province.

Located in the south-central part of Hebei Province, the terrain is gentle and open, and the surface slopes slowly from northwest to southeast. It belongs to the continental monsoon climate of warm temperate zone, with large daily temperature difference, large annual temperature difference, four distinct seasons, sufficient heat, the same season of rain and heat, and the disparity between cold and summer. By the end of 20 17, the city's total area was 6 19 square kilometers, with 9 towns under its jurisdiction and 1 township. According to the data of the seventh census, as of 0: 00 1 1 on June 2020, the permanent population of Jinzhou was 507,959.

Jinzhou is the hometown of Wei Zhi. 199 1 year was approved by the State Council to withdraw from the county and establish the city. Jinzhou Yali became the first well-known trademark exclusively owned by the government in China; Jinzhou hawthorn and Jinzhou grape were approved as geographical indication certification trademarks; Local roads in the city are densely networked, and Shide Railway, Shijie High-speed Railway, Shihuang Expressway, National Highway 307 and Hengjing Highway extend in all directions. 20 18, 12, 13, were selected into the list of advantageous regions of China featured agricultural products.

Topography of Jinzhou city

The geological structure of Jinzhou City belongs to Jinxian Depression and Ningjin Uplift in Jizhong Depression of Bohai Bay Basin. It is bounded by Wuji Gaocheng Uplift in the west, Shenze Low Uplift in the north, Zhaoxian Depression in the south and Ningjin Fault in the southeast corner.

Geological development experience: Archean to early Proterozoic geosyncline was strongly folded and metamorphic; The caprock developed steadily from Mesoproterozoic to Paleozoic; The Mesozoic was dominated by overall arching; The fault subsidence occurred in the early Cenozoic, and the later subsidence was gentle.

Jinzhou is located at the intersection of Hutuo River alluvial fan and Fuyang River alluvial fan, which is a typical Taihang Mountain piedmont alluvial plain. The terrain is gentle and open, and the surface slopes slowly from northwest to southeast. The source of the northwest edge of the city is 45 meters above sea level, and Lujiazhuang in the southeast of the city is 35 meters above sea level, with a relative height difference of 10 meter and a natural slope of 1/2000. Minamiyachi, located at the edge of the central and western part of the city, is 46.5 meters above sea level, which is the highest point in China.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Jinzhou City