Which city does Linwu County belong to?

Linwu County belongs to Chenzhou City, Hunan Province.

Linwu County is located in Nanling Mountain Range, the end of Chu River in Guangdong, the source of Xiangjiang River and Pearl River, with a total area of 1.383 square kilometers, covering 13 townships, 5 agricultural and forestry sites, 1 national forest park, 1 provincial industrial park, and 2/kloc-.

Linwu has a long history and is a thousand-year-old city. It belongs to Chu and has a long history. Linyi was established in the Warring States Period, and it was named Dawu and longwu in the fifth year of Emperor Gaozu (202 BC), and it was called Linwu again. It has a history of more than 2200 years. "Water Classic Note" contains: "To the east of Wuxi, it is called Linwu County"; "Historical Records" contains: "The oldest county in southern Chu is like Linwu."

Terrain:

The lowest point of Linwu County is located at the exit of Wushui River, with an altitude of 203 meters. The average elevation of the county is 276 meters. The terrain is high in the northwest and low in the southeast, with Dongshan, Xishan and Taozhu Mountain as the skeleton and inclined to the southeast like a dustpan. There are mainly three types of landforms: mountain, hill and plain, accounting for 59.43%, 29.27% and 9.5 1% respectively.

There are two mountains in Linwu County: Tian Tong Temple and Tongbai Mountain. Tian Tong Temple is located in Xianghualing Town, Linwu County, with an altitude of 1594m and Fiona Fang about 100km2. Tongbai Mountain, namely Xishan Mountain, is located in Wenchang Ping, Xishan Forest Farm, southwest of Linwu County, which is the watershed between Xiangshui water system and Pearl River water system in the county. The elevation of Tiantouling, the main peak 17 12m.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Linwu County