Which province and city does Jinshan belong to?

Jinshan belongs to Shanghai.

Jinshan District, a suburb of southwest Shanghai, is located in the south of the Yangtze River in China and on the south bank of the upper reaches of Huangpu River, bordering Fengxian District in the east, Songjiang District and Qingpu District in the north, and Pinghu and Jiashan in Zhejiang Province in the west. The whole territory is low and flat, and the ground elevation rises slightly from northwest to southeast. The river belongs to Huangpu River system, which originates from Tianmu Mountain area in Zhejiang Province.

Jinshan was called Haiyan in ancient times, and it was also called Zhehu Lake, Kangcheng, Qianjing, Zhucheng, Parrot Island, Yunjian, etc. It was once a famous salt-producing town in China. In the middle of Shanghai, there is an ancient natural dike with northwest-southeast trend, which is called Gangshen, that is, it starts from Jinshan and passes through Fengxian, Minhang and Jiading. There is a unique site in Jinshan Caojing, which is a district-level cultural relic. In addition, there are many places in Majiabang culture and Liangzhu culture.