It is the smallest county level city in China and the smallest county in China

The smallest county-level city in China is Arshan City, which was approved as a county-level city by *** in 1996.

It is 142 kilometers long from east to west and 118 kilometers from north to south, with a total area of square kilometers, and the Sino-Mongolian border is kilometers long within its jurisdiction. The city has a population of 10,000 people, composed of 13 ethnic groups, including Mongolian, Han, Hui, Manchu, Korean, Daur, Miao, Zhuang and Xibe, and is a multi-ethnic area with Mongolian nationality as the main body and Han nationality as the majority.

The smallest county-level city in China is Linxia City, Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province, located in the upper reaches of the Yellow River, with an average altitude of 1,800 meters, 150 kilometers away from the provincial capital Lanzhou, the central city in the southwest of Gansu Province, the seat of the capital of Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture and the political, economic and cultural center of the whole state. The total area of the region is square kilometers, with jurisdiction over 4 towns, 41 administrative villages, 6 sub-district offices and 27 communities; The total population is 250,000, of which the Hui ethnic minorities account for the total population; The urban population accounts for the total population.

The smallest county-level city is Changdao in Shandong Province, with a total area of 56 square kilometers and a population of nearly 50,000.

In terms of land area, the smallest is Linxia City, Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province. Only square kilometers.

The smallest county in China is Changdao County.

Changdao County, named after Changshan Island in the territory, was formerly a county under the jurisdiction of Yantai City, Shandong Province. Changdao County is located between Jiaodong and Liaodong Peninsula, at the confluence of the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea, and is located in the connecting belt of the Bohai Economic Circle, and is the only island county in Shandong Province. Changdao County consists of 32 islands, including 10 residential islands, with a land area of square kilometers, a sea area of 3,541 square kilometers, and a coastline of kilometers.

In June 2018, it was established as the Changdao Marine Ecological Civilization Comprehensive Pilot Zone, and in November 2018, Changdao County was selected into the 2018 National Happiness 100 Counties List, and the third batch of "Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets" practice innovation bases. In June 2020, Penglai City and Changdao County were revoked, and Penglai District was established, with the administrative area of the original Penglai City and Changdao County as the administrative area of Penglai District.

Yantai City Introduction

Yantai, a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Shandong Province, is located in East China, northeast of Shandong Peninsula. It is connected to Weihai in the east, Weifang and Qingdao in the west, the Yellow Sea in the south, the Bohai Sea in the north, the Liaodong Peninsula and Dalian, Liaoning across the sea, with a coastline of 909 kilometers and 63 islands. As of June 2020, the city has 5 districts under its jurisdiction and 6 county-level cities under its jurisdiction, with a total area of square kilometers.

Yantai City is named after Yantai Mountain in the territory, Yantai City belongs to the temperate monsoon climate, moderate rain, humid air, mild climate, no severe cold in winter, no heat in summer. Yantai is the central city of Shandong Peninsula, an important port city in the Bohai Rim region and a national historical and cultural city, an important node city in the Bohai Rim Economic Circle and the Jiaodong Economic Circle, one of the first 14 coastal open cities in China, and a coastal city in China.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Long Island County.

The smallest prefecture-level city in China is Sansha.

Sansha City is one of the four prefecture-level cities under the jurisdiction of Hainan Province, established in 2012 with the abolition of the offices of Xisha Islands, Nansha Islands and Zhongsha Islands in Hainan Province, located in the south-central part of the South China Sea, in the south of Hainan Province, with a total area of more than 2 million square kilometers, including more than 20 square kilometers of land area (including land reclamation in the southwest).

As of 2015, it has a permanent population of more than 2,500 people (excluding the military and police stationed there), a registered population of 448 people, and the city's ** station is Yongxing Island, Xisha. Sansha is the southernmost prefecture-level city in China, with the largest total area, the smallest land area and the smallest population.

Climate

Sansha City has a tropical maritime monsoon climate. It is directly exposed to the sun twice a year, and the total annual solar radiation is 140 kcal square centimeters. The weather is summer all year round, and the heat and temperature are the highest in the country, but due to the regulation of the ocean, there is rarely a scorching heat.

The northeast monsoon is the peak period from October to March of the following year, and the southwest monsoon is the peak period from May to September, with an average wind speed of about 6 meters per second. On average, there are 6 7 typhoons per year, with a maximum of more than 10 typhoons, of which 70%** are in the western Pacific Ocean and 30%** in the South China Sea itself, and the peak typhoon season is July and October every year.

The average annual rainfall ranges from 1500 to 1900 mm, but it is unevenly distributed in time, with little rain from December to May and heavy rain from June to November, so there are only two seasons in a year, the former being the dry season and the latter being the wet season.

The smallest county seat in China is Yajiang County, located in the southern part of Ganzi Prefecture in Sichuan Province, which is located in a plateau mountainous area, most of which is above 3,000 meters above sea level. Although Yajiang County has an area of more than 7,680 square kilometers and has jurisdiction over 17 townships, the county seat is very small, and it is not an exaggeration to say that it is the smallest county in the country, because the entire urban area is less than square kilometers.

The county seat of Yajiang is built on both sides of the Yalong River valley, and the city is divided into two by the river, and the whole city has only a two-lane main street, and the gap between the road and the buildings is particularly narrow. Both sides of the river are steep mountains, the terrain is steep, because of the small space, the county town houses seem to be built on the "cliffs", it looks really scary, you have to be afraid to live here.

The buildings of Yajiang County are scattered, layered, and very dense, as if embedded in the cliffs on both sides of the river, giving people a feeling of falling into the river. The high mountains around the county give people a sense of grandeur, thus forming a unique and magical natural landscape, and the high mountains surround the county town of Yajiang, which also adds a bit of mystery.

Not far from the county seat, the surging Yalong River below, the water level soars every rainy season, the sound of the rapid water flow can be heard in the county, and the curved Sichuan-Tibet line crosses the Yalong River, leading to the outside world along the riverside. We know that Chongqing is known as a "mountain city" because of its rolling terrain, but I think Yajiang County, built on a cliff, is the real "mountain city".

The so-called "sparrows are small and have all kinds of organs", Yajiang County, which covers an area of less than square kilometers, has a variety of public facilities like many county seats. However, the streets here are very narrow, many streets are only three or four meters wide, and they are undulating, and the area of the vegetable market is also very small, and many vegetables and fruits are sold on both sides of the road. Yajiang County also attracts many tourists because of its small area.

Long Island County copy

Area of China. The smallest of Long Island counties. The land area of Changdao County is only 56 square kilometers, which is only equivalent to 1 3571 of Ruoqiang County. This means that only by stacking 3,571 Changdao counties together can they be compared with Ruoqiang County.

Changdao County is a subordinate county of Yantai City, consisting of 32 islands and 66 Ming Jiao, as well as a sea area of 8,700 square kilometers. Among them, the largest island is called Changshan Island, with an area of square kilometers. Hence the name of Long Island County.

China's smallest county: Villagers make a living from fishing, and they are happy.

It seems to be Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County.

The seat of Yajiang County is Hekou Town, located in the valley of the Yalong River, with a total urban area of only one square kilometer, and only one two-lane main street, which is extremely narrow.

The county seat of Chiayi County, Taiwan Province, in 1982, the original Chiayi County was separated from Chiayi County and the county-level Chiayi City was established, so Chiayi County moved to Taibao City (town-level city) under its jurisdiction, and a new county seat was built, this map is about 17 years old, and the atlas is the 2016 edition.

Look at the picture and compare Magong, the county seat of Penghu.

Tashkurgan Tajik Autonomous County in Xinjiang is the most remote county in western China, bordering Afghanistan, Pakistan and other countries. The national highway "314 Line" that crosses the border of the prefecture and ends at the "Khunjerab Port", which is open to third countries, is very famous.

The total population of Tajik County is less than 30,000, and the population of the county seat is less than 3,000, and the majority are of Tajik nationality. It is mainly nomadic, so the majority of the population lives in the mountains.

The county covers an area of no more than one square kilometer and is surrounded by mountains. The streets are in the shape of a "well". Each street is about 200 meters apart, making it the smallest county seat in China.

The county**, China Customs, China Quarantine, Port Management Committee, China Border Inspection and other units are lined up along the right side of the national highway "314 line", constituting one-third of the county.

The surface of the land here is mostly devoid of vegetation. It is said that after the snow melts, the surrounding mountains are rough and grayish, like a desolate place when heaven and earth were first founded.

To the west, east and north of the county, one step forward is the Gobi, and one step forward is the grass beach. Although there is no green grass in the snow, it is clear from the uneven surface that the grass must be lush and pristine in summer. A small river zigzags through it, the water is crystal clear and steaming, winding into the distance.

The county town is very quiet, and occasionally there are a few roosters and dogs barking, which makes people feel as if they are from another world.

Perhaps because of the high altitude, the Pamir is nicknamed "the closest place to the sun", and the county town of Tashkurgan is nicknamed "Sunshine City".

The sun here is extraordinarily bright and transparent, the sky is extraordinarily blue, and the clouds are extraordinarily white and extraordinarily low, as if you can stretch out your hand to pull a piece.

In the center of the county, a sculpture is being erected. The lower part of the sculpture is tablet-shaped, made of granite; At the top is an eagle with wings spread, cast in bronze.

There are also four eagle-related sculptures in the county. Two are "Eagle Dance", one is "Young Man Playing the Eagle Flute", and the other is "Old Man Falconry". The Tajiks have a great reverence for eagles, as can be seen from this.

In the forest belt on both sides of a street, there are jade white fiberglass sculptures every 30 meters, about 20, and behind these seemingly modern sculptures is primitive and simple beauty.

Tashkurgan County is also known as "Stone Town". Because there is an ancient city ruins in a corner of the county - a stone castle. The site is said to date back to BC.

The terrain of the ancient city is dangerous, and the walls are high and strong. Under the high wall is a deep stream, the defense can be held, and there is a momentum to block the pass. Unfortunately, the ancient city can only appreciate its majesty from the grassy beach - the city walls are still intact, like the image of a castle; When you go up to the city, you will see a mess of rocks—there is no shape of a castle.

Tashkurgan County attracts more and more Chinese and foreign tourists with its unique style.

The smallest prefecture-level city in China should be Ezhou City in Hubei Province. By the end of 2016, it only has three districts in the city, namely Liangzihu, Huarong and Echeng, with a total area of 1,504 square kilometers, making it the smallest prefecture-level city in China. At this time, some friends may say that Sansha City is also very small, but it is only a small land area, and if you add the sea area, Sansha City is larger than Xinjiang.

Ezhou is a provincial-level "health city", "civilized city" and "double-support model city". In 1993, the province announced that Ezhou was a famous historical and cultural city in Hubei Province; In 1999, Ezhou was awarded the title of "Well-off City in Hubei Province"; In 1993, Ezhou was named the "Hometown of Calligraphy Art in Hubei Province". At present, the whole city is striving to become a national garden city, a national health city, a national environmental protection model city, and an advanced city in the work of creating a civilized city in the country.

Tongling is one of the smallest prefecture-level cities in China.

It covers an area of 1,113 square kilometers.

The smallest prefecture-level city is Ezhou City, which is located in Hubei Province, in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, with a total of 10,000 square kilometers, and is also known as the land of fish and rice, with good economic development!

The smallest prefecture-level city in China is Ezhou City in Hubei Province, which is a prefecture-level city but has a very small jurisdiction of only 1,500 square kilometers.

The smallest prefecture-level city in China is Tongling in Anhui Province, with an area of 1,113 square kilometers.

Anwei's Fuyang is the country's largest prefecture-level city with a population of 13 million.

The smallest prefecture-level city has a population of 160,000 in Jiayuguan City.

China's smallest prefecture-level city, located in Ezhou City, Hubei Province, covers an area of only 1,594 square kilometers and has a population of 1.05 million.

It should be Ezhou City, Hubei Province, and he has jurisdiction over the three districts of Huarong, Echeng and Weizihu, with a total area of 1,504 square kilometers, and is currently the smallest prefecture-level city in China.

Sansha City, in Hainan Province, has a land surface of more than 20 k, and a population (excluding the military and police stationed) of more than 2,500 people.

Sansha City, Hainan Province (excluding sea area).

The smallest county-level city in China is Linxia City, Gansu Province.

Linxia City, Gansu Province, is located in the southwest of central Gansu Province, in the upper reaches of the Yellow River. It borders Lanzhou City in the north, Taohe River and Dingxi City in the east, Jishi Mountain and Haidong Region of Qinghai Province in the west, and Taizi Mountain and Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in the south. The total area is 8169 square kilometers.

As of 2013, there are 31 ethnic groups in Linxia Prefecture, including Hui, Han, Dongxiang, Baoan, Sala, Tu and Tibetan, and ethnic minorities account for the total population. Among them, the Dongxiang and Baoan ethnic groups are two ethnic minorities with Linxia as the main settlement area.