What fun places are there in Changtu?

Changtu County is located in the northernmost part of Liaoning Province, at the southern end of the Songliao Plain, at the junction of the three provinces of Liaoning, Jilin, and Inner Mongolia. It borders Siping City, Lishu County, and Shuangliao County of Jilin Province to the north, and to the west Faku County and Kangping County in Shenyang City and Kezuohou Banner in Inner Mongolia face each other across the Liaohe River. It is located at 123°32′-124°26′ east longitude and 42°33′-43°29′ north latitude, with a total area of ​​4317 square kilometers.

Changtu County

Changtu County has a mid-temperate subhumid, continental, monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, with rain and heat at the same time. The temperature rises quickly in spring, mostly due to less precipitation, strong spring wind, and dry air; in summer, the weather is mostly hot and rainy, with the highest temperature reaching 36°C; in autumn, it is mostly sunny days with clear skies and clear air, and the temperature drops rapidly; in winter, the temperature drops rapidly. The weather is cold, with the lowest temperature reaching -33°C.

Changtu Cultural Street

Changtu is an area with vast land and large population. As of 2000, the total number of households in the county was 30,687, with a total population of 1,021,475; of which 30,511 were ethnic minority populations, accounting for 3% of the county's population; 847,235 were agricultural residents, and 174,240 were non-agricultural residents; population density per square meter 235 people per kilometer. There are 21 ethnic groups in Changtu, the vast majority of which are Han, accounting for 97% of the county's total population. Among the ethnic minorities, the Manchu, Mongolian, Korean, Xibo and Hui ethnic groups have relatively large populations. They account for 2.1%, 0.7%, 0.09%, 0.04% and 0.039% of the county's total population respectively; in addition, there are Daur, Gaoshan, Dong, Miao, Ewenki, Hezhe, Zhuang, Yao and Bai ethnic groups. , Russian, Oroqen, Yi, Tujia, Shui, Molao and other 15 ethnic minorities, all have relatively small populations.

Changtu Commercial Pedestrian Street

There are 15 rivers in Changtu, including Liaohe River, Dongliao River, and Zhaosu Taihe River. There are more than 10 mountain ranges including Guangdingzi Mountain, Tianqiao Mountain and Dadaizi Mountain. Guangdingzi Mountain in the east of the county stands tall and tall, and the Liao River in the west meanders, showing a beautiful natural scene surrounded by mountains and rivers in the east and west and a vast plain in the central part. It forms a beautiful scenery with "one part is mountains and rivers, seven parts are fields, and two parts are forest roads and manors".

Yucheng Park

Changtu has a long history. As far back as the Yu, Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties, it was the territory of Su (Xi) Shen; in the Qin, Han, and Jin dynasties, it belonged to the northern border of Liaodong County and was Fuyu Xianbei; in the Southern and Northern Dynasties and the Sui and Tang dynasties, it was occupied by the Khitan; in the Wei, Qi belonged to Fuyu, which was once occupied by Goguryeo; during the Tang and Five Dynasties, it belonged to the Bohai Kingdom, and the capital of the royal capital was built in Fuyu City (now the four sides of Changtu County); during the Liao Dynasty, when Wudao 154 Prefectures were established, it belonged to Tokyo Dao, within the territory, there is Suzhou (Mazhong River in today's Changtu County) in the south, Hanzhou (Bamian City in today's Changtu County) in the north, Longzhou in the middle and later changed to Tongzhou (Simian City in today's Changtu County); Jin In the Dynasty, the 19th Route Period was set up and belonged to Xianping Road; in the Yuan Dynasty, the entire province system was implemented, and the northern part of Kaiyuan Road, which belonged to Xingzhongshu Province, was a Mongolian nomadic land; in the Ming Dynasty, a military and political garrison system was implemented. Later, Wulianghai became the capital commander and in charge of the security affairs, and established its own country as Horqin; in the Qing Dynasty, it still belonged to the Mongolian Horqin nomadic land. In the seventh year of Jiaqing (1802), the "Changtu Elek" director general was established, and on the 11th day of Jiaqing In 1806, the Changtu Hall was established, and in the third year of Guangxu's reign (1877), it was promoted to a government office. In the second year of the Republic of China (1913), the government office was changed to a county, and Changtu has been organized at the county level.

Changtu Wind Power Scenic Area Changtu currently has more than 20 proven mineral resources, mostly distributed in the eastern mountainous area. The eastern mountainous area is the remnants of the Changbai Mountains and contains rich mineral resources. Among them, non-metallic mineral resources are relatively abundant, and the dominant minerals mainly include clay, limestone, construction stones, river sand, mineral water, coal, etc. The characteristics of Changtu's metal mineral resources are: there are many mineral spots and mineralization points, few mineral species, and few mineral deposits with industrial value and exploitable development. However, with the continuous advancement of mineral prospecting technology, it can be expected that in the near future, our county's metal minerals will have a new breakthrough in terms of mineral types and geological reserves. Currently, the main metal ores I want to discover include: iron, copper, uranium, gold, silver, polymetals, etc.

Changtu Light Industry Market

The county has a forest area of ​​1.51 million acres, a total forest volume of 3.85 million cubic meters, an annual felling volume of 50,000 cubic meters, and a forest coverage rate of 23.3%. A water conservation forest system dominated by coniferous and broad-leaved mixed forests has been formed in the northeastern mountainous area, a farmland shelterbelt system dominated by broad-leaved forests in the central plains and hilly areas, and a system dominated by Pinus sylvestris and fast-growing poplars in the windy and sandy areas of the northwest. Windbreak and sand-fixing forest system. The newly built green barrier with a length of 100 kilometers and a width of 200 meters has become the most dazzling scene in the "Three North" protective forest. Changtu has been rated as a "National Greening Model County" and a national-level "Ecological Construction Demonstration County".

There are 21 large and small scenic spots in the Government Road Night View Changtu, mainly including: Taiyang Mountain Scenic Area, Tianqiao Mountain Scenic Area, Zilu Lake Scenic Area, Beishan Park, Changtai Temple, Longhua Temple, and Taiping Temple. , Quantou Xiaojiagou Natural Forest Nature Reserve, Fujia Pinus Pinus Forest, Martyr Xu Zhi Cemetery, Wu Junsheng Cemetery, Qipan Mountain in Changtu Town, Simian City Ancient City Ruins, Zixian Liang Cemetery, Bamian City Ancient Hanzhou City Ruins, Dawa Jinshanbao Battle Martyrs Monument, Maojiadian Heizui Temple, Xiaertai Dajiao Mountain Primeval Forest, etc.

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