Guiyang Jinyang New District belongs to which district, and Guanshan Lake District belongs to which district?

Jinyang New District of Guiyang City and Guanshanhu District now belong to Guanshanhu District.

1.At the beginning of 2000, in order to alleviate the congestion in the old city and expand the urban development space, the Guiyang Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government decided to build a new city in Jinhua and Yangguan areas in the northwest of the old city, and Jinyang New District came into being.

2.2012.1/kloc-0.15.00 the State Council approved the establishment of Guanshan Lake District on the basis of the original Jinyang New District, which governs Jinyang Sub-district Office, Jinhua Town, Zhuchang Town and Baihua Lake Township in qingzhen city.

On March 201212212, Guanshan Lake District was established. (In order to avoid the same name as Jinyang County, Sichuan Province, the established new district is named after the landmark "Guanshan Lake" in the jurisdiction. )

1. Guanshan Lake Area belongs to Guiyang City, Guizhou Province, and is located in the northwest of Guiyang City, bordering Qianling Mountain Range in the east, Mawangmiao area of Sanqiao in the south, qingzhen city in the west and Baiyun District in the north.

2. Guanshan Lake District is located in the northwest of Guiyang, east longitude10633'-10641',north latitude 26 33 '-26 40', bordering Qianling Mountain range in the east, Mawangmiao area of Sanqiao in the south, qingzhen city in the west and Baiyun District in the north. It covers an area of 307 square kilometers.

3. Guanshan Lake District is located in the middle of the hilly area in central Guizhou, at the watershed between the Yangtze River and the Pearl River. The overall terrain is high in the southwest and low in the northeast. Hilly ups and downs, denuded hills alternate with basins, valleys and depressions. The relative height difference is 100-200m. The landform belongs to the Yuan Qiu Basin, with mountains and hills as the main features.

4. Guanshan Lake belongs to subtropical humid and mild climate, with an average elevation of 65438±0.200m, an annual average temperature of 65,438 0.5℃ and an annual average rainfall of 65438±0.200mm, and the weather and environmental quality has reached the national first-class standard.