How many cities are there in Zhejiang?

* * * The jurisdiction of Zhejiang Province is 1 1, namely:

Hangzhou, Huzhou, Jiaxing, Jinhua, Lishui, Ningbo, Quzhou, Shaoxing, Taizhou, Wenzhou and Zhoushan.

Zhejiang, referred to as "Zhejiang", is the capital of Hangzhou. Qiantang River, the largest river in China, is called Jiangzhe River because of its twists and turns. Also known as Zhejiang, the province is named Jiang.

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1. Zhejiang:

Referred to as "Zhejiang", the provincial capital of Hangzhou. Qiantang River, the largest river in China, is called Jiangzhe River because of its twists and turns. Also known as Zhejiang, the province is named Jiang.

Located in the south wing of the Yangtze River Delta on the southeast coast of China, it borders the East China Sea in the east, Fujian in the south, Anhui and Jiangxi in the west and Shanghai and Jiangsu in the north. The straight-line distance from east to west and from north to south in Zhejiang Province is about 450 kilometers. According to the first national geographic survey, the land area of Zhejiang is 10.43 million square kilometers, accounting for 1.09% of the whole country. It is one of the smaller provinces in China.

Zhejiang is a typical water town in the south of the Yangtze River, a land of plenty. It is called the "Silk House" and "Land of Fish and Rice". As early as 50,000 years ago in the Paleolithic Age, there were primitive human activities of "Jiande people", including Hemudu culture 7,000 years ago, Majiabang culture 6,000 years ago and Liangzhu culture 5,000 years ago.

Zhejiang is the birthplace of Wuyue culture and Jiangnan culture, and one of the birthplaces of ancient civilization in China.

Zhejiang is the third batch of free trade pilot zones in China and one of the most active provinces in China. On the premise of giving full play to the leading role of state-owned economy, the development of private economy has driven the economic take-off and formed a distinctive "Zhejiang economy". By 20 13, the per capita disposable income will rank first in China at 2 1 year, which has actually reached the level of moderately developed countries.

Zhejiang belongs to the south wing of the Yangtze River Economic Belt, and the Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration, together with Anhui, Jiangsu and Shanghai, has become one of the six world-class urban agglomerations. 19 Asian Games will be held in 2022.

2. Administrative divisions:

By September of 20 17 and 15, there were 1 prefecture-level cities and 89 county-level administrative regions in Zhejiang Province, including 37 municipal districts, 9 county-level cities 19 counties, 32 counties and1autonomous counties. . By the end of 20 13, there were 1324 sub-district offices, including 639 towns, 264 townships (including 14 ethnic townships) and 42/kloc-0 sub-district offices. ?

3. Terrain:

The straight-line distance from east to west and from north to south is about 450km, and the land area is105,500km2, which is 1. 1% of that of China. It is one of the smaller provinces in China. Hills account for 74.63%, flat land accounts for 20.32%, rivers and lakes account for 5.05%, and the cultivated land area is only 208 1.7 million hectares, so it is said that "seven mountains, one water and two fields".

The topography of Zhejiang is stepped from southwest to northeast, with mountains in the southwest, hills in the middle and low alluvial plains in the northeast. It can be roughly divided into six topographical areas: North Zhejiang Plain, West Zhejiang Hilly Area, East Zhejiang Hilly Area, Middle Jinqu Basin, South Zhejiang Mountainous Area, Southeast Coastal Plain and Coastal Islands.

The alluvial plain with dense water networks in northern Zhejiang, the coastal hills in eastern Zhejiang, the mountainous areas in southern Zhejiang, and the island landform in Zhoushan can be described as mountains, rivers, lakes and seas. In the southwest, there are many mountains with a distance of more than 1000 meters, among which Huangmaojian Peak in Longquan is the highest mountain in Zhejiang Province, with an altitude of 1.929 meters. The terrain is dominated by hills, mountains and basins.

The four plains are Hangjiahu Plain (Hangjiahu, Jiaxing and Huzhou), Ningshao Plain (Ningbo and Shaoxing), Jinqu Plain (Jinhua, Lishui and Quzhou) and Wen Tai Plain (Wenzhou and Taizhou).

(1) climate

Zhejiang has a subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, moderate annual temperature, abundant sunshine, abundant rainfall, moist air, synchronous seasonal changes of rain and heat, diverse climate resources and numerous meteorological disasters. The annual average temperature is 15 ~ 18℃, the lowest and highest temperatures are in June and June respectively, and the rainfall concentration period is in May and June.

The extreme maximum temperature is 44. 1℃, and the extreme minimum temperature is-17.4℃. The average annual rainfall in Zhejiang Province is 980 ~ 2000mm, and the average annual sunshine hours are1710 ~ 2100h.

In spring, the East Asian monsoon is in the alternate season between the winter wind direction and the summer monsoon. The north-south airflow frequently meets, and the low pressure and frontal activity intensify. In spring, the climate in Zhejiang is cold and rainy, and there are often strong winds along the coast and offshore. The rain in Zhejiang Province is increasing, and the weather is unpredictable. It is said that "a child's face changes three times a day in spring".

The average temperature in spring in Zhejiang is 13 ~ 18℃, and the temperature distribution is decreasing from inland areas to coastal and island areas. The precipitation in Zhejiang province is 320 ~ 700 mm, and the distribution of precipitation gradually decreases from southwest to northeast coastal areas. The rainy days in Zhejiang province are 4 1 ~ 62 days. The main meteorological disasters in spring are rainy and low temperature in late spring. ?

In summer, with the establishment of the summer monsoon circulation system, the southeast wind prevails in Zhejiang, and the subtropical high activity in the northwest Pacific has an important influence on the weather in Zhejiang, while the cold air from the north to the south still has a certain influence on the weather in Zhejiang. The rainy days in Zhejiang province are 32 ~ 55 days. The main meteorological disasters in summer are typhoon, rainstorm, drought and flood.

In autumn, the summer monsoon gradually weakens and transitions to the winter monsoon. Cyclone activity is frequent, frontal precipitation is more, and temperature changes greatly. The average autumn temperature in Zhejiang Province is 16 ~ 2 1℃, which is higher in the southeast coastal and central areas and lower in the northwest mountainous areas. The precipitation is 2 10 ~ 430mm, with more precipitation in the central and southern coastal mountainous areas and less precipitation in the northeast, but its interannual variation is great. It rains for 28 ~ 42 days in all parts of Zhejiang Province. ?

In winter, the strength of winter monsoon in East Asia mainly depends on the activity of Mongolian cold high pressure, while the weather in Zhejiang is affected by the cold air mass in the north (that is, winter monsoon), and there are relatively few types of weather processes.

The winter climate is characterized by abundant sunshine, cold and little rain and dry air. The average temperature in winter is 3 ~ 9℃, and the temperature distribution is decreasing from south to north and from east to west. Precipitation 140 ~ 250 mm, except for the northeast islands, there is little difference in other places; The rainy days in Zhejiang province are 28 ~ 4 1 day. The main meteorological disasters in winter are cold wave, rain and snow. ?

(2) Hydrology:

There are more than 30 lakes in Zhejiang, such as West Lake and Dongqian Lake, with a volume of 654.38+0 million cubic meters and a coastline (including islands) of more than 6400 kilometers. From north to south, there are eight river systems, such as Tiaoxi, Beijing-Hangzhou Canal (Zhejiang section), Qiantang River, Yongjiang River, Lingjiang River, Oujiang River, Feiyun River and Aojiang River, among which Qiantang River is the largest river. Except Tiaoxi and Beijing-Hangzhou Canal, the above eight rivers all enter the sea alone. ?

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Zhejiang