Beilun District Epidemic Prevention Station Telephone

The telephone number of Beilun District Epidemic Prevention Station is 0574-86782085.

Beilun District

The northeast is close to the East China Sea, bordering Dinghai and Putuo County, Yinxian County in the south and zhenhai district across the Yongjiang River in the west. It is about 56 kilometers long from east to west, 40 kilometers wide from north to south, with a land area of 585 square kilometers. It consists of an extension of Ningshao Pingyuan and Chuanshan Peninsula. The plain is vast, the river network is vertical and horizontal, and the mountains and seas are intertwined. It is known as the "teacher of four mountains, one land and one water".

Beilun District is a county-level district under the jurisdiction of Ningbo City, and the district government is located in Xinjie Street. Beilun Port, the second largest port in China, and Ningbo Economic and Technological Development Zone are in its territory. 9 streets (towns), including 5 streets and 2 towns, 1 township, 1 Daxie Development Zone of CITIC Company. There are 262 administrative villages in the jurisdiction. The total population of the region is 328,000, ethnic minorities 17, and the total population 1 10.

After nearly 20 years of development and construction, Beilun has been integrated into the "Yangtze River Delta" Economic Development Zone and has become an important shipping, logistics, processing, manufacturing and trade center in China. The pace of industrialization has been accelerating, a large number of large-scale riverside industries have risen rapidly, and the prototype of a modern coastal new city has been built.

Geographical environment of Beilun District

The mountains in the southeast and northwest of Beilun District are continuous and belong to the remnant veins of Tiantai Mountain. Taibai Mountain, the main peak, is the highest peak in this area, and the ridge line is at the junction of Yinxian County. The mountain belt runs eastward and straight into the branch ocean, which is the main mountain area in Beilun District. The other one runs from Taibai Mountain to the north, across Wangling Mountain, to Yang Gong in Qing Dynasty, near Jiaomen, commonly known as Changshan Mountain. These mountains are all below 600 meters above sea level.