Zhucheng profile

Zhucheng belongs to Shandong Province and is managed by Weifang. It is named after the ancient famous monarch Shun Di was born in fengcun, north of the city. In the seventh year of Lv Hou in the Western Han Dynasty (BC 18 1), the county was established, and the Song Dynasty was the seat of Mizhou Prefecture. Zhucheng is located in the east-central part of Shandong Province, at the southeast end of Weifang City, on the upper reaches of Weihe River. 20 10 has a total area of 2 183 square kilometers and a total population of 10880 1. Zhucheng is an important transportation hub of Shandong Peninsula. The southern line of jiaozhou-xinyi railway-Qing Ji Expressway runs through Zhucheng, and six trunk highways extend in all directions. It takes 1 hour to reach Qingdao and Rizhao ports and Qingdao and Weifang airports. Zhucheng is located at the junction of Taiyi Mountain and Jiaowei Plain. Low mountains and hills in the south and plain depressions in the north. The average annual temperature in Zhucheng is 65438 02℃, and the average annual precipitation is 776mm. Mineral resources include barite, quartzite, fluorite, bentonite, potash feldspar, alunite, mica, marble and Huanggang stone. As one of the national commodity grain bases, it is rich in apples, chestnuts and kiwifruit. Zhucheng has Wang Jinmei Memorial Hall, Dashun Garden, Dinosaur Museum and other places of interest. Zhucheng is a rare treasure house of dinosaur fossils in China, and the largest hadrosaur fossil in the world was unearthed and displayed in Zhucheng, so Zhucheng is also called "Dragon City". Zhucheng ranked 32nd among the top 100 counties in the 13th National County Economy and County Basic Competitiveness.