Where is Tianjin located on the map of China?

The location of Tianjin can be seen on the map of China below. Tianjin is close to Beijing and close to the Bohai Sea.

The following is a detailed introduction to the geographical information of Tianjin:

1. Tianjin is located between 116°43' to 118°04' east longitude and 38°34' to 40°15' north latitude. . The city center is located at 117°10' east longitude and 39°10' north latitude.

2. It starts from Huangyaguan in Jixian County in the north, to Canglang Canal in Zhaizhuangzi, Binhai New Area in the south, with a length of 189 kilometers from north to south; in the east it starts from Douhe Xigan Canal east of Sajintuo in Binhai New Area, and ends at Ziya in Jinghai County in the west. To the west of Hewangjinzhuang is the Degan Canal, which is 117 kilometers wide from east to west.

3. Tianjin covers an area of ??11,917.3 square kilometers, has a territorial perimeter of approximately 1,290.8 kilometers, a coastline of 153 kilometers, and a land boundary of 1,137.48 kilometers.

4. Tianjin is located in the northeastern part of the North China Plain, bordering the Bohai Sea in the east, Yanshan Mountain in the north, and adjacent to the capital Beijing in the north. It is 120 kilometers away from Beijing. It is an important place and gateway to defend the capital. It borders Tangshan, Chengde, Langfang and Cangzhou regions of Hebei Province to the east, west and south respectively. Internally, it has a vast hinterland, radiating to 13 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions in North China, Northeast China, and Northwest China. Externally, it faces Northeast Asia. It is the largest open coastal city in northern China.

Extended information:

Tianjin is located in the north temperate zone on the east coast of the Eurasian continent at mid-latitudes. It is mainly dominated by monsoon circulation. It is an area where the East Asian monsoon prevails and is a warm temperate and semi-humid zone. Monsoon climate. Being close to the Bohai Bay, the impact of marine climate on Tianjin is more obvious.

The main climate characteristics are four distinct seasons, windy spring, drought and little rain; hot summer, concentrated rain; cool air, moderate temperature and humidity in autumn; cold, dry and little snow in winter, so late spring, early summer and autumn It is the best season to travel to Tianjin.

The northwest wind prevails in the winter half of the year, with lower temperatures and less precipitation; in the summer half of the year, the Pacific subtropical warm high pressure strengthens, with southerly winds prevailing, the temperature is high, and the precipitation is high. Sometimes there is a spring drought.

Tianjin’s annual average temperature is about 14℃, with July being the hottest month, with an average monthly temperature of 28℃; the historical highest temperature is 41.6℃. January is the coldest month, with an average monthly temperature of -2°C. The lowest temperature in history is -17.8℃. The average annual precipitation is between 360-970 mm, and the average (1949-2010) is around 600 mm.

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