Location of Vladivostok Port

Vladivostok port is located in the northeast of Eurasia, at the southernmost tip of Amur Peninsula.

Vladivostok, formerly known as Vladivostok, is located in the northeast of Eurasia and at the southernmost tip of Amur Peninsula. During the Qing Dynasty, it was the territory of China, which belonged to General Jilin. 1860165438+10/4 The Beijing Treaty between China and Russia ceded the area east of the Ussuri River, including Vladivostok, to the Russian Empire, which named it Vladivostok, which means "ruling the East" in Russian.

Vladivostok is the largest port city along the Russian Pacific coast, the Russian Far East Science Center, the base of the Russian Pacific Fleet, and the largest city and economic and cultural center in the Russian Far East. It is also one of the major cultural, educational and scientific research centers in the Far East. There are many institutions of higher learning such as Far East Branch of Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, Pacific Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography, Far East Federal University and so on.

The geographical environment of Vladivostok

Vladivostok is located at the southern tip of Muraviev-Amurski Peninsula on the Pacific coast, near the Sea of Japan. The city is built on a mountain, with highlands in the north, Ussuri Bay, Great Peter Bay and Amur Bay in the east, south and west respectively. The city and port area are located on the coast of Golden Horn Bay at the top of Amur Peninsula. Jinjiaowan extends from southwest to northeast into the mainland, about 7 kilometers long. The entrance bay is about 2 kilometers wide and 20 to 30 meters deep. South of Golden Horn Bay is separated from the East Bosphorus Strait, with Russian Island as a natural barrier.

According to the climate classification of Zhou Shuzhen, Vladivostok belongs to a typical temperate continental humid climate, or it is called cold temperate continental monsoon climate. Summer is cool and comfortable; Autumn is the best season in Vladivostok, with sunny weather, long duration and occasional typhoons.

In winter, affected by the northerly winds at high latitudes and the southeast winds of the ocean, it is cold and humid, with more snowfall. Spring comes earlier; In summer, influenced by polar ocean air mass or denatured tropical ocean air mass, southeast wind and southeast wind prevail, which is cool and comfortable, with moderate rainfall and sometimes foggy. There are distinct seasons all year round, and the weather changes slowly. Because it is close to the Sea of Japan, the temperature difference between winter and summer is smaller than that in inland areas of the same latitude, and the daily temperature difference is very small, which has obvious temperate monsoon climate characteristics.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Vladivostok