Who knows what is the main feature of Heyang County?

The main mineral resources are coal, limestone, limonite, refractory clay and quartz sand. The county's prospective coal reserves are 5.2 billion tons, and industrial reserve1300 million tons can be recovered, which is high-quality coal for power generation and general boilers. The total proven limestone reserves are 20 million tons, including about 600 tons of cement limestone and about12,500 tons of building stone. The total proven reserves of building sand are about 2 1 10,000 cubic meters; The prospective reserve of grindstone sandstone mine is 300,000 cubic meters; Limonite has proven geological reserves of 20,000 tons.

Heyang county is rich in animal and plant resources. Primitive plants are mainly woody and herbaceous, which are mostly distributed in mountainous areas and gullies in northwest China. Among them, there are more than 70 species of woody plants such as Ginkgo biloba, Cedar, Platycladus orientalis, Crataegus pinnatifida and Caragana korshinskii, and more than 0/00 species of vegetation, thorn, tribulus terrestris and imperata.

The county is rich in wildlife resources, including wolves, foxes, badgers, weasels, sparrows, woodpeckers and butterflies 102 species. In addition, Qiachuan Yellow River Wetland has the largest reed in China, covering an area of 6,543.8+10,000 mu. It is rich in aquatic plants and has a good ecological environment. It is home to 765.438+0 national first-and second-class rare birds in 28 orders, 28 families, such as red-crowned crane, bustard, white swan, heron and wild duck. Qiachuan, the largest lake wetland scenic spot in the Yellow River Basin of China, is located on the bank of the Yellow River 20 kilometers east of Heyang County, Shaanxi Province, with a total area of 165 square kilometers. "Thousand-eye springs, ten thousand mu of reeds, hundreds of rare birds, ten miles of lotus ponds, a Yellow River, facing Qin Jin". This is the sigh left by the literati when they came to Qiachuan! Reed growing on Qiachuan wetland is the largest wild natural reed group in China, covering an area of more than 654.38 million mu. This is a paradise for birds, inhabited by rare birds such as red-crowned cranes, black storks, bustards, swans and herons. There are seven scenic spots in Lingquan, with a sunrise of 73,000 cubic meters and a water temperature of 29℃ to 3 1℃, which remains constant all year round. Spring water contains selenium, copper, strontium and other trace elements needed by human body. Taking a bath often can get rid of illness and strengthen the body. Among them, China's stunning scenery-the virgin spring, is not heavy for people to enter the water, and the spring is filled with sand, such as "satin brushing the body" and "sand wave bathing". To the west of the scenic spot, there is a quaint and mighty loess peak forest landform, which is a natural wonder carved by nature. Qiachuan was a country with a long history and culture in ancient times. The first poem in the famous Book of Songs in China wrote: "Guan Guan's dove is in Hezhou. My fair lady, a gentleman is good "from Qiachuan.