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Which city does Juye County belong to?

Juye County belongs to Heze City, Shandong Province.

Juye County is located in the hinterland of Southwest Shandong Plain, east of Heze, and was called Konosawa in ancient times. There are 15 towns, 2 sub-district offices and 1 provincial economic development zones in the county, with a total area of 1302 square kilometers. 202 1, Juye county registered population 1 102200, permanent population 9 12400. The cultivated land area of Juye County is1149,000 mu, and the main rivers in the territory are Wanfu River, Zhushui River, Zhuzhaoxin River and Luanju River.

Juye County has developed rapidly in economy and society, and has successively won the titles of "Top Small and Medium-sized Cities with the Most Investment Potential in China 100", "City with the Most Brand Building and Development Potential in China" and "Advanced County with Scientific and Technological Progress in China". October 20 19, 165438+ 10, was named as the national "four good rural roads" demonstration county. On February 3, 2020, it was awarded the title of "Safe Agricultural Machinery" model county in China in 20 19. ?

Where is fun in Juye County?

Jinshan tourist area, a scenic Jinshan tourist area, is located 23 kilometers southeast of the county seat, so it is named Jinshan because of its golden stone. Jinshan is 2 Li Long long from north to south, 1.5 li wide from east to west, and 133.2 meters above sea level. Ancient Jinshan, the dense forest climbed back to the road, the hall was rugged, and the spring water trickled. Rich and beautiful cultural landscape and natural landscape make Jinshan famous. There are over 20 ancient buildings in Jinshan. According to records, Kangxi rebuilt Jinshan in forty years, which was designed and built according to the architectural layout of Mount Tai.

Yongfeng Pagoda, also known as Fanta and Giant Buddha Pagoda. Located in the southeast corner of Juye County, it faces Renmin Road in the south, Yongfeng Street in the west, Confucian Temple in the north and Linzhou Hotel in the east. One of the ancient "Eight Scenes of Juye". "Juye County Records" contains: "The Yongfeng Tower was built by the Tang people, but it didn't stop there, and the Song people continued it." According to textual research, this tower was built in Jiayou period of Northern Song Dynasty, about 1000 years ago. It is a symbol of Juye ancient civilization. The tower is an equilateral octagonal four-door pavilion brick tower.