Where is Dalian, Liaoning Province?

Dalian, Liaoning Province is located at the southern tip of Liaodong Peninsula, bordering the Yellow Sea in the east, Bohai Sea in the west and Shandong Peninsula across the sea in the south.

Dalian is located on the east coast of Eurasia, at the southernmost tip of Liaodong Peninsula in northeast China, east longitude 120 degrees 58 minutes, north latitude 123 degrees 3 1, north latitude 3843 minutes, north latitude 10 minutes 40 degrees, bordering the Yellow Sea in the east, Bohai Sea in the west, Shandong Peninsula across the sea in the south and Shandong Peninsula in the north. Dalian is also located in an important area of Northeast Asia Economic Zone and Bohai Economic Zone, adjacent to Japan, South Korea, North Korea and the Russian Far East. It is the maritime gateway to the northeast, north and east of China and other parts of the world, and it is also an important port, trade, industry and tourist city. The total area of the city is 12574 square kilometers, including 24 15 square kilometers in the old city. There are many mountains and hills in this area, and few plains. The whole terrain is high in the north and low in the south, wide in the north and narrow in the south. The terrain inclines from the central axis to the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea on the southeast and northwest sides, and the side facing the Yellow Sea is long and slow. Changbai Mountain is the residual vein of Qian Shan running through this area, most of which are long-term eroded mountains and low hills, and the plain lowlands are only scattered at the place where rivers enter the sea and some valleys. Karst landforms can be seen, and karst landforms and marine erosion landforms are relatively developed. Dalian has two major water systems: the Yellow Sea Basin and the Bohai Sea Basin. The main rivers flowing into the Yellow Sea are Biliu River, Naying River, Zhuanghe River, Zanzi River, Dasha River, Dengsha River, Qingshui River and Malan River. The main rivers flowing into Bohai Sea are Fuzhou River, Liguancun River and Sanlipu River. Among them, Biliu River is the largest river, which is the source river for inter-basin water transfer in urban areas. In addition, there are more than 200 small rivers. The total fresh water resources in Dalian are 3.786 billion cubic meters per year, including 3.42 billion cubic meters of surface water resources, 884 million cubic meters of groundwater resources and 580 million cubic meters of repeated water resources.