How many districts are there in Hengyang?

Hengyang has five municipal districts, namely, Yanfeng District, Shigu District, Zhuhui District, zhengxiang district District and Nanyue District.

Hengyang, a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Hunan Province, a sub-central city at the provincial level, and a national Class II big city, is located in the south of China and the south-central part of Hunan Province. It is an important member of the urban agglomeration in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, the political, economic and cultural center of southern Hunan, and has been positioned as a key city in the central region by the state.

Hengyang City, which straddles Xiangjiang River, is one of the important transportation hubs in Hunan Province and Central South China, where many important highways and railway trunk lines meet. Hengyang is located in the concave axis zone of south-central China, which constitutes a typical basin situation and belongs to subtropical monsoon climate. Hengyang has a total area of 153 10 square kilometers, which governs five districts and five counties and two county-level cities. At the end of 202 1, the permanent population of Hengyang was 662 1 10,000.

Natural resources:

1, animal resources:

By the end of 20 16, there were more than 200 species of mammals and birds in Hengyang, including 30 species of mammals and 40 families of birds 17 orders 170 species. National first-class protected animals include clouded leopard, stork, river deer (roe deer), merganser and pangolin.

2. Plant resources:

By the end of 20 16, there were 99 families, 342 genera and 0/047 species of woody plants in Hengyang. The rare tree species under national first-class protection include ginkgo, cash cow, cash cow, water cypress, bole (calyx), Gleditsia sinensis, fragrant fruit tree and so on.

3. Mineral resources:

According to the information released on the website of Hengyang Municipal People's Government on May 5, 20 17, there are more than 50 kinds of minerals discovered in Hengyang, such as coal, iron, lead, zinc, tungsten, manganese, copper, tin, kaolin, fluorite, barite, boron, gypsum, salt, albite and marble.