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Which province and city does Gao Qiao Town belong to?

Gao Qiao Town belongs to Shanghai.

Gao Qiao Town belongs to Pudong New Area, located in the north of Pudong New Area. It borders Waigaoqiao Port Area, Bonded Zone and gaodong town in the east, Jinhang Road and Gaohang Town in the south, Huangpu River in the west and the Yangtze River estuary in the north. The maximum distance between east and west is about 10 km, and the maximum distance between north and south is 4 km, with a total area of 39.3 square kilometers.

1992 10, canceling Chuansha County and establishing Pudong New Area; Gao Qiao Town, Gao Qiao Township and Lingqiao Town belong to Pudong New Area. 1995165438+10, Gao Qiao township was abolished and a foreign-funded bridge town was established; Cancel the establishment of Lingqiao Town and set up Lingqiao Town. 1September, 1998, Gao Qiao Town and Waigaoqiao Town were abolished, and at the same time, they were included in Nancun Village, Gaojiatao Village and Jingao Neighborhood Committee of Donggou Town, and a new Gao Qiao Town was established. In April 2000, Gao Qiao Town and Lingqiao Town were abolished, and Gao Qiao Town was newly established, still belonging to Pudong New Area.

Physical geography:

Gao Qiao Town is located at the intersection of the Yangtze River, the East China Sea and the Huangpu River, facing the sea along the river and surrounded by water on three sides. Thumb-shaped, the land is formed by alluvial sediments of the Yangtze River and Huangpu River. Gao Qiao region belongs to the southern edge of the north subtropical zone, where monsoon prevails. Regulated by the maritime climate, the hot and cold time in summer is short, characterized by warm winter and cool summer. The climatic conditions are superior. The four seasons are distinct, the temperature is moderate, the rain is abundant, the air is humid, the weather is mainly sunny and rainy, and there are many thunderstorms, droughts and floods in summer.