Huangpu Town, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province belongs to which district of Zhongshan?

Huangpu Town, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province is a municipality directly under the jurisdiction of Zhongshan.

Details are as follows:

1, Introduction

Zhongshan is one of the five prefecture-level cities without districts in China. Formerly known as Xiangshan County, it was founded in1152; 1925 It was renamed Zhongshan County in memory of Sun Yat-sen, located in the lower reaches of the west and Beijiang rivers in the south-central part of the Pearl River Delta, bordering Panyu District of Guangzhou and Shunde District of Foshan City in the north, Jiangmen City, Xinhui District and Doumen District of Zhuhai City in the west, Zhuhai City in the southeast, and Shenzhen City and Hong Kong Special Administrative Region across the mouth of the Lingdingyang Ocean in the east.

Step 2 Regionalize

Zhongshan is one of the four prefecture-level cities in China without municipal districts. As of September 20 1 1, 1 has jurisdiction over 1 National Torch High-tech Industrial Development Zone, 6 streets and 18 towns. Town (street) has several administrative villages and communities under its jurisdiction; There are several villager groups in the administrative village and several residents groups in the community. The town office is the town people's government, the subdistrict office is the subdistrict office, the administrative village office is the villagers' committee, and the community office is the community residents' committee.

3. Topography

The terrain of Zhongshan City is like a clenched fist, long and narrow from north to south and short and narrow from east to west. Terrain configuration is divided into northern plain, central mountain and southern plain. The plain area accounts for about 68% of the city's area, the mountains account for 25%, and the rivers account for 7%. The city is surrounded by water on three sides, and its main waterways flow from northwest to southeast. More than 5,000 rivers and artificial irrigation and drainage channels are criss-crossed, interconnected and distributed in a radial fan shape with sharp corners as the apex. The topography of Zhongshan is formed by long-term climate change and wind and rain erosion on the basis of South China paraplatform, mainly alluvial plain, with low hills and terraces scattered in it. The basement of the plain is granite, which belongs to silting and floating origin.