Which city does Leizhou belong to?

Leizhou City belongs to Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province. Leizhou is a county-level city, not directly under the jurisdiction of the province, but still belongs to Zhanjiang prefecture-level city. Located in the middle of Leizhou Peninsula, it borders leizhou bay in the east, Hainan, an international tourist island, across Qiongzhou Strait in the south, Beibu Gulf in the west and Zhanjiang City in the north.

The administrative level of county-level cities in Leizhou is the same as that of municipal districts, counties and other county-level administrative regions. At the same time, individual county-level cities will be independent of the original prefecture-level cities and directly managed by their provincial administrative regions. Most of these county-level cities and prefecture-level cities have the same authority in economic and social management.

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Leizhou landform

Leizhou has a flat terrain and a low altitude. The land type distribution is dominated by terraces, supplemented by low hills, and rivers and seas alternate with alluvial plains. The terrain is high in the south and low in the north. Shililing, Shijuling, Yingfeng Ridge, Niudaling and Jiashanling stand in the east-west direction in the south, among which Shijuling is 259 meters high and is the commanding height of Haikang.

The slopes in the northern region are relatively gentle, all below 5, with an altitude of 32-47 meters. The east and west sides of the county are adjacent to the sea, with a winding coastline of 406 kilometers and a tidal flat area of nearly 6.5438+0.5 million mu.

hydrology

Leizhou city has a vertical and horizontal water network and vertical and horizontal rivers and canals. Rivers with rainfall collection area 100 square kilometer include Nandu River, Tugong River, Yingli River, Gaolei River, Tongming River and Tiaofeng River, and their tributaries have veins.