Qinyang City belongs to which province and which city.

Qinyang City belongs to Jiaozuo City, Henan Province.

There are many plains in Qinyang, accounting for about 66% of the total area, and the rest are mountains and hills. Taihang Mountain is in the north, and the Yellow River is in the south. Mountains and plains coexist in the territory. The terrain is always high in the northwest and low in the southeast. From north to south, it can be divided into three types: mountainous area, hilly area and plain area. There are 1 1 famous peaks, such as Zijinshan (commonly known as Xiaobeiding), Yuntai Mountain, Yunyang Mountain and Yangshan Mountain, all of which belong to the tail of Taihang Mountain. The altitude of Zijinshan and Yuntai Mountain is above 1 100 meters.

Qinyang has a warm temperate continental climate with four distinct seasons, dry and windy spring, hot and rainy summer, warm day and cool night in autumn and cold and dry winter. The annual average temperature after 196 1 year is 14.3℃.

Brief introduction of Henan

The terrain of Henan province is north-south, with the east connecting with the west. The terrain is high in the west and low in the east, consisting of plains and basins, mountains, hills and water surfaces. The land spans four major river basins: Yellow River, Huaihe River and Yangtze River. Most of them are located in the warm temperate zone, and the south is subtropical, which belongs to the continental monsoon climate of transition from the north subtropical zone to the warm temperate zone.

Henan is located at the junction of coastal open areas and central and western regions, which is the middle zone of China's economic development from east to west. Henan province governs 17 prefecture-level cities, 1 county-level cities, 2 1 county-level cities, 82 counties and 54 municipal districts. By the end of 20021,the resident population of Henan province was 98.83 million.

Henan province is named because most of its history lies south of the Yellow River. In ancient times, the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River were criss-crossed, with dense forests and numerous wild elephants. Henan is described as a place where people hold elephants, which is the origin of the hieroglyph "Yu" and the origin of Henan's abbreviation "Yu".

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Henan.