How many meters above sea level is Batang in Sichuan?

The average elevation of the extremely high mountain area in northern Batang, Sichuan is 3300 meters. Generally, the altitude of the alpine canyon area in the south-central part is below 2800 meters. The altitude of semi-high mountains and alpine areas in central and eastern China is generally between 2800 meters and 3300 meters.

Batang County is located in the valley on the east bank of Jinsha River at the northern end of Hengduan Mountain, which runs through the whole territory. Its topography inclines from north to south along the Jinsha River, with high in the north and low in the south, high in the east and low in the west. Topographic strike is northeast and west above the Changbo estuary, and north and south below the Changbo estuary.

Batang County is a county in the southwest of Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, People's Republic of China (PRC). Xiaqiong Town is under its jurisdiction, facing Mangkang County in Xizang Autonomous Region and Deqin County in Yunnan across Jinsha River in the west, bordering White County in the north, Xiangcheng County in Tongzhou County in the east and Derong County in the south. Batang is the throat of Sichuan-Tibet Avenue, with the largest proportion of ethnic minorities such as Tibetans, Qiang, Naxi, Yi and Hui.

The extended data Batang is located on the southeast edge of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and on the Baqu Valley Plain on the east bank of Jinsha River. The plain is more than 30 miles wide, with mild climate and fertile land, with an average annual temperature of 65,438+03 degrees Celsius. Most areas have a continental monsoon climate, rich in agricultural products and denser in population than other places.

It is more than 800 kilometers away from Chengdu. During the reign of the Tibetan government in the Republic of China, Batang County was also the farthest point on the road to Chengdu. Xiaqiong Town, the county seat, is 2580 meters above sea level and covers an area of 7852 square kilometers. The highest mountain in the county is Mount Jini in Sharuri, 6240 meters.

Batang County governs 65,438+0 towns: Xiaqiong, 65,438+08 townships: Zhubalong, Lava, Bomi, Zhongxiong Rong, Wu Di, Suvalong, Changbo, Zhongzha, Yarigong, Moduo, Jiaying, Songduo, Damba, Bogoxi, Lieyi and Deda.

Batang County is affected by altitude, north and south mountains and atmospheric circulation, and belongs to the alpine plateau climate. The temperature in Batang County rises rapidly in spring. The highest temperature in summer can reach above 35℃, and the rainy season in Batang County is mainly from June to September. In autumn, microclimate is frequent because of alternating cold and hot air currents. In winter, the weather gets cold, the lowest temperature can reach below-10℃, and there is less rain and snow. Batang County is characterized by warm winter, dry spring, cool summer and showers in autumn.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Batang