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Which city does Jiaohe in Jilin belong to?
Jiaohe city is located in the east of Jilin Province, at the west foot of Changbai Mountain, adjacent to Dunhua City in the east, huadian city City in the south, across Songhua Lake from Fengman District and Longtan District of Jilin City in the west, and shulan city City and wuchang city City in Heilongjiang Province in the north, with a total area of 6,235 square kilometers.
Jiaohe River is rich in resources, two thirds of Songhua Lake is located in China, with total water resources of 65.438+0.95 billion cubic meters and forest coverage rate of 63.9%.
Hydrological survey
Songhua River and Mudanjiang River run through jiaohe city, and two-thirds of Songhua Lake is located in the territory, with a drainage area of 2,426 square kilometers. Most rivers in jiaohe city belong to Songhua River system, and a few rivers belong to Mudanjiang River system. China Songhua Lake has a coastline of more than 200 kilometers and an area of 450 square kilometers. The main rivers are Rafah River, Jiaohe River, Nanhe River, Piaohe River, Huwei River, Tuanshanzi River and Mangniu River.
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