What is the altitude of China city?

Lhasa 3658.0m, Xining 226 1.2m, Kunming 189 1.4m, Yinchuan 165438+9 17.9m, Guiyang107/kloc. Chengdu is 505.9m, Xi 'an is 396.9m, Chongqing is 259. 1m, Changchun is 236.8m, Zhengzhou 1 10.4m, Dalian is 92.8m, Fuzhou is 84.0m and Shijiazhuang is 80.5m.

Qingdao 76.0m, Nanning 72.2m, Xiamen 63.2m, Jinan 5 1.6m, Nanchang 46.7m, Changsha 44.9m, Hangzhou 4 1.7m, Shenyang 4 1.6m, Hong Kong 32.0m and Beijing 365438+4.

China's topography is high in the west and low in the east, which is ladder-shaped and inclined to the ocean, which is conducive to the infiltration of humid air from the ocean into the mainland and the formation of precipitation. This kind of terrain makes many rivers flow eastward, connecting east-west traffic and strengthening the connection between coastal areas and inland areas; It also makes many rivers flow rapidly from high steps to low steps, resulting in huge hydropower generation.

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Topographic elements

The terrain is changeable.

On the vast land of China, there are majestic plateaus, rolling mountains, vast plains, low hills and large and small basins surrounded by mountains and low in the middle. There are five basic land types in China, which provide various conditions for the development of industry and agriculture in China. ?

The mountains are vast.

Usually people call mountains, hills and rugged plateaus mountains. China's mountainous area accounts for 2/3 of the country's total area, which is another remarkable feature of China's topography. The vast mountainous areas bring certain difficulties to the development of transportation and agriculture. Mountain areas can provide forest products, minerals, hydropower and tourism resources, which provides resource guarantee for changing the face of mountain areas and developing mountain economy.

The terrain is high in the west and low in the east, which is the general trend of surface fluctuation. China's topography is high in the west and low in the east, with a ladder-like distribution as a whole. ?

Extending from the third step of China land to below the sea surface is the shallow sea continental shelf, which is a natural extension of the mainland to the ocean. Generally, the depth is not large, the slope is gentle and the marine resources are abundant. ?

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Baidu Encyclopedia-China Geography