Which province in China does not have a plain in the province?

Speaking of China's 34 provincial-level administrative regions, do you know which province is the only province without plains? Don't look up the map, I'll tell you the answer here: Guizhou.

Kindness? Is Guizhou a province? Isn't it a city?

Who told Guizhou that it is a city, it is a provincial-level administrative region, and its full name is Guizhou Province! Its provincial capital, Guiyang, is a city. So many people don't understand and mistakenly think that Guizhou is a city, but there is no way, who let Guizhou be among the 34 "brothers and sisters", so there is no sense of existence.

Having said that, Guizhou Province is indeed the only region in China that does not have plains. I remember a local saying in Guizhou, how to say, oh, by the way, it is called "the earth is not three feet flat, and the sky is not sunny for three days".

This sentence points out the geography of Guizhou Province very bluntly. If you have studied geography in junior high school, you should still remember what kind of topography and landform is in the southwest of China, karst landform. Guizhou is located in the southwest region, and it is beyond reproach that the terrain of Guizhou is naturally karst terrain.

It is said that most of Guizhou is surrounded by mountains, and when you walk out of two steps, you will not find a piece of flat land at all.

Topographic map of Guizhou.

Some people say that the mountains of Guizhou Province may be more diverse than the mountains of most parts of the world, and this is true, and not only that, but also more distinctive, and because of this, the mountains of Guizhou Province are famous all over the world.

It should be noted here that Guizhou does not mean that there are no plains, but compared to the mountainous terrain, it is almost negligible, because you can find the name of Guizhou Province about the plains on the map.

What is the concept of a plain, the terrain below 200 meters above sea level is called a plain, but you can hardly find a plain below 200 meters in Guizhou.

Entering Guizhou, you see that it may look like this:

Xingyi Wanfeng Forest.

And then there's this:

Rolling hills.

And, of course, the largest waterfall in China:

Huangguoshu Waterfall.

By the way, the locals in Guizhou may not call the plain a plain, but a flat dam. According to the data, the mountains and hills in Guizhou Province account for the total land area, and the mountainous Pingba area only occupies it.

Some people say that the mountainous landforms in the southwest region are not uncommon, such as Yunnan next door, the two provinces belong to the same plateau, the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, it stands to reason that there are very few plains in Yunnan, but they are not the same. Although it belongs to the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, the landforms of the eastern and western parts of the plateau are slightly different

Although the average altitude of Guizhou in the east is low, the mountains are extremely dense, and the mountain dams are small and few. In the western part of Yunnan, although the average altitude is high, most of the mountains are relatively thin, and the dams are large and numerous, especially in the "Yunnan Interrupted Lake Area", there are many lakeshore plains. The most typical ones are the Kunming Dam and Dali Dam that surround Dianchi Lake and Erhai Lake.

Guizhou. Guizhou is located in the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau in the southwest of China, and its landform is dominated by plateau and mountainous areas. Although there are no plains in Guizhou, there are rich and colorful beautiful scenery everywhere in the territory.

The only province in China that does not have plains is Guizhou Province.

In other words, China's land types are nothing more than six basic types: plains, plateaus, mountains, hills, basins and deserts. The province we are going to talk about today is known as "eight mountains, one water and one field", and it is the only province in China that does not have the support of plains.

For activities such as tourism, I believe everyone should not resist it, and now many people relieve the pressure of life through travel, which can not only relieve pressure, but also enrich themselves and make their lives more fulfilling. In recent years, China has also developed a lot of tourist attractions, and almost every place will have one or two tourist attractions. Probably two of the most popular places are the sea and the mountains.

I don't know if you have ever been to Fanjing Mountain, there are different scenery here all year round, each season feels so charming, plus this is located in the deep mountains, so the air is very fresh, and you will not feel the heat here in summer, it is a good summer resort, and you can often see wonders such as the sea of clouds here. It should be noted that if you want to travel here, then be sure to check the weather forecast in advance, if there is a rainy day, or hazy weather, then the scenery here will be very different from what you imagined.

Of course, in addition to seeing the scenery of these mountains and rivers in Guizhou, you can also feel the strong traditional culture here, after all, there are 49 ethnic groups living here, and the Monkey King's Water Curtain Cave is located in Huangguoshu Waterfall, which everyone should know. After the epidemic is over, why not come to this unique province**.

There are no plains in Guizhou Province, but there are magnificent "paintings of mountains and flowing water". Guizhou is full of green peaks, dangerous mountains, deep valleys, flowing water, and strange rocks. At the same time, the largest karst landform area is in Guizhou

It is full of karst caves, crevasses, overpasses, elephant trunk hills and shafts. These terrains are special and rarely seen through the ages. In addition, it has the reputation of being a "natural" park.

Located in the hinterland of the Moon Mountain in the west of Congjiang County, the Jiabang Terraces are masterpieces left by the Miao people for generations. It is majestic and has beautiful lines.

The terrain in the territory is high in the west and low in the east, from the middle to the north, east and south, the landform of the province can be summarized into: plateau, mountain, hill and basin four basic types, the plateau is mostly mountainous, the area of which is mountains and hills, known as "eight mountains, one water and one field".

Although Guizhou is mountainous and has almost no plains, it has many mineral resources and is a famous province with large mineral resources. There are a variety of reserves in the forefront of the country, the first place is mercury, barite, etc., secondly, the coal reserves are also large, the coal types are complete, the coal quality is excellent, known as the "Jiangnan Coal Sea".

We often hear such a sentence, if you want to get rich first build roads, it can be seen how important roads are for the development of a city, and our domestic roads are now extending in all directions, so it has also driven the economic development of various provinces in our country.

We have talked about our Yancheng city without mountains before, many friends have said that it is completely impossible to climb mountains in Yancheng, let alone mountains, not even a small hill, and Yancheng is also the largest prefecture-level city in Jiangsu Province, the economy is also developing rapidly in recent years, and it is likely to become the next new first-tier city.

We all know that our country is a country with diverse terrains, and there is such a province in our country, which is the only province in our country that does not have plains, but each county has a highway, so it also makes the tourism here very developed.

Guizhou Province is located in the southwest inland of our country, here is the transportation hub of the southwest of our country, and is also an important part of the Yangtze River Economic Belt, but the topography of Guizhou is very special, the terrain is high in the west and low in the east, and the landform is mostly plateau and mountainous, known as "eight mountains, one water and one field".

At present, Guizhou Province has jurisdiction over 6 provincial municipalities, 3 autonomous prefectures, 52 counties, 11 autonomous counties, 9 county-level cities, 15 municipal districts and 1 special zone, with a total area of 10,000 square kilometers, and in this 10,000 square kilometers are basically some plateaus, mountains, hills and basins.

Although Guizhou Province has such a special terrain, and there are no plains in the province, but in 2015 every county has been realized to have a highway, when we see the world's highest bridge Beipanjiang Bridge, Qingshui River Bridge and other bridges, we know how much effort Guizhou Province has made in highway construction and transportation construction.

Just in 2018, the number of tourists received by Guizhou reached 100 million, and the income of tourism is as high as more than 940 billion yuan, I believe that after a year in 2020, the number of tourists in Guizhou will successfully exceed 1 billion, and the tourism income will also exceed 1 trillion.

Of course, the most famous scenic spot in Guizhou is Huangguoshu Waterfall, you can't go here in Guizhou, this waterfall night market is one of the world's famous waterfalls, and the well-known TV series "Journey to the West" was filmed here, because it has also made it more famous.

Guizhou is the only province in the country without the support of plains, known as "eight mountains, one water and one field", located in the Hengduan Mountains, there are many mountains in the territory, heavy mountains and mountains, the scenery is unique and beautiful.

Guizhou Province is the only province in China that does not have plains, so Guizhou is also known as the province of China's park. Guizhou is full of hills and mountains, and the arable land area is also very small.

The only province in China that does not have plains is Guizhou Province, which is located on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, which is all mountainous.

The names of Hebei Province, Jilin Province and Beijing City.

Generally refers to the area where 5 provinces, 2 cities and 1 district in northern China are located, including Heilongfeng Hanjiang Province. It is a typical warm temperate continental monsoon climate. Area: 10,000 square kilometers.

From 1949 to 1954 it was a first-class administrative region. There are mainly three topographic belts: hills, plains, and wide ground states, some areas of Tianjin and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Shanxi Province, and Shenyuan of Liaoning Province.

Plains, one of the world's five major land basic terrains, are generally 0 to 50 meters above sea level, the ground is flat or undulating, mainly distributed on the banks of large rivers and areas near the ocean.