Which city does Lianping County belong to?

Lianping County belongs to Heyuan City.

Lianping County is a county under the jurisdiction of Heyuan City, Guangdong Province, which is located in the northern part of Guangdong Province and the upper reaches of Xinfeng River. Between 24 degrees 06' north latitude and 24 degrees 36' east longitude 1 14 degrees 14' east longitude 1 14 56'. The county is 72.4 kilometers long from east to west and 55.6 kilometers wide from north to south. It borders peace county in the east, Heyuan suburb and Xinfeng County in the south, wengyuan county in the west and longnan county and quannan county in Jiangxi Province in the north. It is 2 17km from Guangzhou, 0/00km from Heyuan, 278km from Shenzhen and 263km from Ganzhou. With a total area of 2365 square kilometers, the county is the first county where National Highway 105 entered Guangdong. Li Anping is rich in resources and is known as the "hometown of nonferrous metals" in northern Guangdong.

Li Anping is a rapidly developing backward area. In 2004 and 2005, the county's comprehensive economic growth rate ranked first among 67 mountainous counties (cities) in the province for two consecutive years.

Lianping County is located in Jiulian Mountain area in northern Guangdong, with complex terrain and large fluctuation, and the terrain is inclined from north to southeast and southwest, with an average elevation of 693.5 meters. Jiulian Mountains extend from the north to the west and southwest respectively. Two major water systems (Dongjiang River System and Beijiang River System) and six major rivers (Li Anping River, Daxi River, Zhongxinhe River, Hudahe River, Beitou River and Guidong River) run through the whole territory, with middle and low mountains in the north and middle, hilly areas in the southwest and valley basins in the southeast.

According to the morphological characteristics of landforms, the landforms in the county can be roughly divided into northern and central mountainous areas, southwestern hilly areas and southeastern basin areas, as well as Bitou and Neiwan karst topographic areas.