Which province and city is Maanshan in?

Maanshan belongs to Anhui province. Maanshan, referred to as "Ma" for short, is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Anhui Province and one of the 27 cities in the central area of the Yangtze River Delta. It is one of the core cities in the Wanjiang Economic Belt, a new immigrant city, an important node city in the South Anhui International Tourism and Culture Demonstration Zone, a national double-support model city, a national civilized city, a national forest city and a national health city. It is also the host city of the 4th Global Outsourcing Conference and China Software and Service Outsourcing Conference. Maanshan City is located in the lower part of the alluvial plain in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River and in the south-central part of the Ningwu fault basin. It is a combination of strip and scattered low-order hills-wide and flat accumulation terraces-open and low-lying rivers and lakes plains. The overall terrain of Maanshan City is relatively flat, slightly higher in the north and lower in the south. The hills and plains in this area are irregular and jagged, and distributed from northeast to southwest. The mountain is mainly composed of Mesozoic sedimentary rocks and volcanic rocks, with a gentle mountain range of 150-250 meters. Extended information: The main rivers in Maanshan are Yangtze River, Cihu River, Caihe River, Yushan River, Liufen River, Guxi River, Qingshan River, Huangchi River, Liangyun River, Danyang New River and Wangbo River, as well as other small rivers, tributaries and artificial ditches, all of which belong to the Yangtze River system. Lakes include Shijiu Lake, Danyang Lake, Shuangtan Lake and Yushan Lake. There are Daxingtang Reservoir, Dongfanghong Reservoir, Geputang Reservoir, Chicun Reservoir, Ganba Reservoir, Gao Fen Reservoir and Shiyaotou Reservoir. The total water area is about 360 square kilometers. The precipitation in Maanshan is almost the same as normal, slightly less, with normal temperature and less sunshine. The temporal and spatial distribution of precipitation is uneven. The annual precipitation in the urban area is 1060.7mm, which is about 5% less than the same period of normal years. Annual precipitation days 129 days, 7 days more than normal (urban area), and daily precipitation ≥ 50mm is 3 days (urban area), which is similar to normal.