Where is the center of Jiujiang?

Jiujiang City has three districts under its jurisdiction: Xunyang District, Lianxi District and Chaisang District, among which Xunyang District is the central city and relatively prosperous.

The rainy season in Jiujiang is from early summer to June and July every year, with concentrated rainfall and frequent rainstorms. The average annual precipitation in May and June is about 200mm, which is easy to cause floods. After plum blossom, it is controlled by subtropical high, and the weather is often sunny, hot and dry. In many years, the high temperature above 35 degrees Celsius lasts for more than 20 days. Jiujiang warms up earlier in spring, but the weather is changeable, with mild temperature and less rain in autumn. Winter is cold but the frost period is short, but with the greenhouse effect, the phenomenon of warm winter is obvious.

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Jiujiang, known as Xunyang, Chaisang and Jiangzhou in ancient times, is a famous cultural city in the south of the Yangtze River with a history of more than 2,200 years.

Jiujiang is located in the northernmost part of Jiangxi Province, at the junction of Jiangxi, Hubei, Anhui and Hunan provinces. Known as "the mouth of the three rivers, the thoroughfare of seven provinces", "the land of the eyebrows in the world" and "the north gate of Jiangxi". Jiujiang is one of the "three major tea markets" and "four major rice markets" and the "land of plenty" in the south of the Yangtze River. Located at the intersection of Yangtze River, Poyang Lake and Beijing-Kowloon Railway.

Jiujiang is one of the dual-core cities with the integration of Chang-Jiu, surrounding Poyang Lake urban agglomeration, one of the three provincial sub-central cities to be built in Jiangxi, an important node city of the urban agglomeration in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, an important logistics hub and advanced manufacturing base in the central region, and a modern port tourist city.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Jiujiang