Which district does Zhongmen Town belong to?

Zhongmen Town belongs to Xiuyu District.

Zhongmen Town is a town under the jurisdiction of Xiuyu District, Putian City, Fujian Province (under the management committee of North Shore Development Zone of Meizhou Bay). It is located in the south of Xiuyu District, facing Pinghai Bay of Putian City across dongqiao town in the east, adjacent to dongpu town and Shanting Town in the south, facing Meizhou Bay across Quanzhou Quangang District in the west and adjacent to yuetang town in the north.

Song and Yuan Dynasties belonged to Chongfu Township, Putian County. In the Ming Dynasty, Chongfu Township was renamed the Seventh District. In April 2007, it was affiliated to Xiuyu District, and was affiliated to the Management Committee of Meizhou Bay North Shore Development Zone. As of 202 1, 10, there are four communities and seven administrative villages in Zhongmen Town, and the town people's government is located in Han Bing Community of Qiongshan Village 1. Zhongmen Town has four communities and seven administrative villages: Zhongmen Community, Wangcuo Community, Yule New Town Community, Xiutian Community, Houkeng Village, Liucuo Village, Anbing Village, Qintou Village, Qiongshan Village, Xiuqian Village and Xiuhua Village.

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Zhongmen Town is located in the waist of the coastal peninsula, and its main landform types are denudation platform, low hills and beaches. The platform is flat and gentle, with an altitude of 15-20m. The platform is dotted with low hills. The main hills are Wangcuo Mountain, Anding Mountain and Qiongshan Mountain. The highest peak is 69 meters above sea level.

Zhongmen Town has a subtropical maritime monsoon climate, with an annual average temperature of about 20℃, 10℃ in October, 27℃ in July and annual precipitation of 1200mm. Because the east and west sides are near the sea, they are obviously influenced by the ocean. The climate is warm and humid, the northeast wind is strong, and typhoons often attack in summer and autumn. The proven underground mineral resources in China include silicon, nickel, phosphorus, timely, peat and other mineral resources. Other resources include wind energy resources, hydropower resources and tidal energy resources.