Which city does Longchuan County belong to?

Longchuan County belongs to Heyuan City, Guangdong Province.

Longchuan County is a county under the jurisdiction of Heyuan City, Guangdong Province. Located in the northeast of Guangdong Province, the upper reaches of Dongjiang River and Hanjiang River, it has a subtropical monsoon climate. The county covers a total area of 3089 square kilometers, governs 24 towns, 3 15 administrative villages, 42 neighborhood committees, 1379 natural villages and 5658 economic cooperatives. The county government is located in Laolong Town.

Longchuan county has a long history, and there were human activities as early as the Neolithic age. Longchuan County was founded in 2 14 BC (the thirty-third year of Qin Shihuang), and it is one of the oldest counties in China. From the Qin dynasty to the Republic of China, the old city was ruled by counties or States, and the southern Han dynasty moved to the state to rule here. Counties have coexisted for more than 400 years, and are the political, economic, cultural and military centers of counties, known as the ancient city of Lingnan. Longchuan County is an ancient town of Hakka, and Hakka dialect is widely circulated.

Climatic characteristics

Longchuan county is deeply influenced by monsoon climate, which belongs to subtropical monsoon climate, with mild climate, abundant rainfall and sunshine. The average temperature is 2 1.8℃, the average rainfall over the years is1501.8mm, and the average relative humidity is 78%.

The winter is controlled by the polar cold ridge, the northeast monsoon prevails, and the weather is dry and cold; In the summer half year, due to the influence of frontal trough, monsoon depression and tropical cyclone, southwest and southeast monsoon prevail, with high temperature and rainy weather. The annual average temperature of the county station is 265438 0.0℃, the annual rainfall is 65438 0.693mm, the annual sunshine is 65438 0.703.5h, and the frost-free period is 320 days. This subtropical monsoon climate is characterized by mild, abundant rainfall, long summer and short winter, long sunshine time, long frost-free period and obvious monsoon. Agricultural climate is rich in resources, so it is livable and enjoyable.

Due to the large span between north and south, diverse topography, obvious seasonal and local differences in climate, agrometeorological disasters occur frequently. Meteorological disasters such as low temperature and rainy weather in spring, dragon boat water in May-June, high temperature in summer, cold dew wind in late autumn, low temperature frost in winter, drought in spring and autumn, local thunderstorm and gale in summer, and heavy rain often bring great harm to industrial and agricultural production in various places.