Where does the name Great Northern Wilderness come from?

The Great Northern Wilderness, located from 123°40 to 134°40 east longitude, spans 11 degrees of longitude; From 40°10 to 50°20 north latitude, it runs through 10 degrees of latitude, with a total area of 5.53 million square kilometers. To the north of it is the small Khing'an Mountains, which is extraordinary. To the west is the Songnen Plain.

The Nenjiang River flows thousands of miles south from the Yilehuli Mountains and joins the Songhua River. To the east is the famous Sanjiang Plain area. The Heilongjiang River is a thousand miles away, the Songhua River has nine twists and turns, and the Ussuri River is mild and tranquil.

Three veins of water meet in the depths of the plain and flow eastward to the sea. The vast Xingkai Lake is next to it, and the beautiful Wanda Mountain runs through it. With an average altitude of 54 meters, the slope of 1/10,000 constitutes a rare flat terrain.

On the thousands of miles of fertile fields, the rice, wheat, soybeans, and corn cultivated by the people of the Great Northern Wilderness are squared into patches, and there is no end to it. It is one of the three major black soil belts in the world, with fertile soil, with an average organic matter content of 3———5, and some areas as high as more than 10. Therefore, there is a reputation of "pinching the black soil to make oil flowers, and inserting a pair of chopsticks also sprouts".

The Great Northern Wilderness has abundant water conservancy resources, vertical and horizontal surface rivers, considerable groundwater volume, and abundant atmospheric precipitation, which is extremely suitable for agricultural development. 29.12 million acres of cultivated land, rich in wheat, soybeans, corn, rice and other food crops, well-known throughout the country. There are 2.5 million acres of woodland, 6.16 million acres of grassland, and 3.72 million acres of water surface in the Great Northern Wilderness.

In the process of utilizing, protecting and benignizing resources, the Great Northern Wilderness is showing soil change, and black soil produces gold; The water becomes clear, and the clear stream is thousands of miles; The moving scene of the trees turning green and the green mountains becoming a treasure trove of greenery.

The Great Northern Wilderness is a general term for the Nenjiang, Heilongjiang and Sanjiang Plain regions in Heilongjiang Province, China. This area belongs to the northernmost region of China, especially in winter, the climate is very cold, the cultivation period is quite short, and it has always been one of the relatively sparse areas of Chinese population. Because of its barrenness, it is known as the Great Northern Wilderness.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, many immigrants immigrated to the Great Northern Wilderness to establish farms and open up wasteland. First of all, it is a retired soldier, and later it is an intellectual youth who goes to the mountains and the countryside.

Today, Beidahuang is a state-owned agricultural enterprise group, with 9 branches, 103 farms and pastures, 700,000 employees, and an annual output of 120 billion kilograms of grain.

The term "Great Wilderness" was first seen in the "Classic of Mountains and Seas", and there is a record in the book that "beyond the Northeast Sea, in the Great Wilderness". Originally, it meant the entire Northeast, and later, Liaoning and Jilin took off the hat of the Great Wilderness, and Heilongjiang is located in the north of the Great Wilderness, and the "Great Northern Wilderness" has become synonymous with Heilongjiang Province. The Great Northern Wilderness is divided into broad and narrow senses, the broad sense refers to the whole territory of Heilongjiang, the narrow sense refers to the Heilongjiang reclamation area, and the Great Northern Wilderness in this scripture refers to the reclamation area.

1. "The Great Northern Wilderness."

It refers to the Sanjiang Plain and Nenjiang River in Heilongjiang.

River basins and riverine plains.

2. "Great Northern Wilderness" is located in Heilongjiang Province, China, mainly distributed in the northwest and north of Heilongjiang, with an area of 10,000 square kilometers.

It is the largest granary in China, and it is famous throughout the country for its abundant crops such as rice, wheat, sorghum, large round of potato beans, corn and other crops.

"Great Northern Wilderness" is an old name. It is the name of the pioneer of the Heilongjiang Agricultural Reclamation Bureau in the old days.

There is no "Great Northern Wilderness" anymore, but the fame of the Great Northern Wilderness is very loud. Because in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the country's development of the Great Northern Wilderness was broad, magnificent, and epic. The spirit of the Great Northern Wilderness left behind is eternal.

Therefore, there are often people who mention the "Great Northern Wilderness" and the ancestors of the "Great Northern Wilderness". With the cautious knowledge and death of the older generation of "Great Northern Wilderness" people, the geographical location of the Great Northern Wilderness referred to in the old days has gradually become blurred, so that young people do not know that the "Great Northern Wilderness" is in **.

According to some data, the "Great Northern Wilderness" used to refer to the barren land in the Sanjiang Plain, the Heilongjiang Riverside Plain and the Nenjiang River Basin in the northern part of Heilongjiang Province, China. So the Sanjiang Plain, the Yangtze River Plain, and the Yanjiang River Basin are all specifically in**? Still unclear.

In fact, the simplest and clearest statement is: the Great Northern Wilderness refers to the wilderness in the four counties of Mishan, Hulin, Baoqing and Raohe in Heilongjiang Province. Abbreviation: Mihu Baorao.

The old "Great Northern Wilderness" now has no meadows and swamps, and after decades of development and construction, it has already been a fertile and fertile Northern Warehouse.

The abbreviation of a large area of barren land in the northeast of our country.