To which province and city does Wutai Mountain belong?

There is no city called Wutai Mountain in our country. There is a mountain called "Wutai Mountain", which belongs to Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province.

Xinzhou City, a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Shanxi Province, was called "Xiurong" in ancient times, referred to as "Xin", and also known as "Xin". Located in the north-central part of Shanxi Province, it is adjacent to Datong and Shuozhou by the Great Wall to the north, to the west across the Yellow River from Shaanxi and Inner Mongolia, to the east to Taihang and Hebei, and to the south of Shiling Pass adjacent to Taiyuan, Yangquan and Luliang, with a total area of ??25157.641 Square kilometers, it is the largest city in Shanxi Province.

Xinzhou City has well-known tourist attractions such as Mount Wutai, the Buddhist holy land, and Yanmen Pass, which is "the first pass of worship"; it is also the hometown of wrestling, the hometown of Chinese eight tones, the capital of China's cereals, the Double Support Model City, China’s top 100 most competitive cities for tourism investment, “National Historical and Cultural City—Dai County”, “China’s Best Ecological Leisure Tourism Demonstration City”, “National Smart City” and other city business cards.

Topography

Xinzhou City is surrounded by mountains and diverse landforms. Mountainous areas and plateaus account for about 87% of the city's area, and Kawachi accounts for 13%. It is surrounded by mountains on three sides to the south, west and north. It is bounded by Zhoushan and Yinshan in the south, and is a branch of the Taihang Mountains. The main peaks include Liulinjian Mountain, Xiaowutai, Guanmao Mountain, Ping'an Mountain, and Ma Tou Mountain, all with an altitude of over 1,500 meters.

Yunzhong Mountain and Maquan Mountain in the west are the remaining branches of Luliang Mountain. The main peaks include Yunzhong Mountain, Gushan, Wangfeng Mountain, Maquan Mountain, Longwangnao, etc., with an altitude of more than 1,600 meters; Jinshan Mountain and Daqing Mountain in the north , is a branch of Wutai Mountain, with an altitude of more than 1,000 meters. From north to south, there are Hengshan Mountain, Wutai Mountain, Taihang Mountain, and Xizhoushan Mountain in the east, and Guanchuan Mountain, Luya Mountain, and Yunzhong Mountain in the middle.

The Xinding Basin and the Wuzhai Basin have larger areas in Pingchuan. The Xinding Basin is one of the five major basins in Shanxi Province, with an average altitude of about 900 meters. The western end of the basin is a loess hilly area with a relatively broken terrain. , with an altitude between 1000 and 1250 meters.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Xinzhou City