Which province is Lianzhou?

Lianzhou is a city in Guangdong Province.

Lianzhou City is located in the northwest of Guangdong Province. 202 1 jurisdiction 10 towns and 2 Yao townships. The land area is 2668.52 square kilometers.

At the end of the year, the registered population was 540,854 and the permanent population was 377,800. The cultivated land area is 29,800 hectares, including 20,900 hectares sown with grain, and the total grain output is 6,543,800+009,200 tons. The forested area is 205,500 hectares, the forest coverage rate is 68.2 1%, and the standing stock is11959,500 cubic meters.

It is a national non-metallic mineral industry development demonstration base, a city of calcium carbonate in China, a city (township) of photography in China, a hometown of crystal pears in China, a hometown of red onions in China, a hometown of longevity in China, a national food safety demonstration county (city), a national export food and agricultural products quality and safety demonstration zone, a national selenium-enriched agricultural demonstration base, the best livable city in China and a historical and cultural city in Guangdong Province.

Climatic characteristics of Lianzhou city

Lianzhou belongs to the subtropical monsoon climate zone and is affected by the monsoon all the year round. The northeast monsoon prevails in the winter half year (10- March of the following year); Summer monsoon prevails in the summer half year (April-September), with southwest wind as the main factor. Restricted by the background of East Asian monsoon circulation, Lianzhou often blows northerly winds in winter and the climate is dry and cold. In summer, southerly winds often blow, warm and humid airflow prevails, and the climate is hot and rainy.

In addition, due to the influence of topography (Nanling Mountains), it has obvious mountain climate characteristics of "warm Spring Festival Evening, cold autumn early". Large-scale and mesoscale weather systems that directly affect the climate and weather changes in Lianzhou: polar continental high and its front and cold front are dominant in winter and spring, and subtropical high and tropical cyclone (typhoon) are dominant in summer and autumn.