Which direction does Taizhou, Zhejiang Province belong to?

Taizhou is located in East China, the coastal area of central Zhejiang, bordering the East China Sea in the east, Shaoxing and Ningbo in the north, Wenzhou in the south, Jinhua and Lishui in the west, and facing the sea by mountains. The terrain is sloping from west to east, and the mountains in the northwest are continuous. Summer is controlled by tropical ocean air mass, which is hot and rainy and has subtropical climate characteristics. Winter is controlled by polar continental air mass, with cool weather and subtropical climate characteristics. Shenyang-haikou expressway is the main road network of domestic highway traffic.

topography

Taizhou is surrounded by mountains and faces the sea. The terrain is inclined from west to east, with mountains in the northwest and thousands of meters of peaks. Southeast hills are gentle, plains and beaches are wide, and rivers are vertical and horizontal. With Yandang Mountain as the screen in the south, there are main peaks such as Kuocang Mountain, Rada Mountain and Tiantai Mountain, among which Kuocang Mountain is as high as1382.4m, which is the highest peak in eastern Zhejiang.

There are 12 island and 69 1 island offshore, mainly including Taizhou Islands and Dongji Islands. The largest island is Yuhuan Island, which is now connected with the mainland, and roughly constitutes the structural characteristics of "seven mountains, one water and two fields". The low hills in Taizhou account for 70.4% of Taizhou's land area, the plain area accounts for 26.8%, and the inland waters account for 2.8%.

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