What is the main terrain in Gansu Province?

Question 1: What are the topographical features of Gansu Province? Gansu Province is located on the northeast edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, with Taklimakan Desert, Kumtag Desert and Zhanbantonggut Desert in the west and Badain Jaran Desert and Tengger Desert in the north.

Gansu province is flat from north to south and long and narrow from east to west. The province is long and narrow, with high terrain in the southwest and low terrain in the northeast.

Geomorphological features Gansu's landforms are complex and diverse, including mountains, plateaus, Pingchuan, river valleys, deserts and Gobi, with complete types and staggered distribution, and the terrain inclines from southwest to northeast.

Question 2: What terrain is Gansu Province in? Gansu Province is mainly located in Hexi Corridor, with Qilian Mountain, Longnan Mountain and Gannan Plateau in the west, southwest and south, and Loess Plateau in the middle and east.

Question 3: Regional Topographic Features of Gansu Province Gansu Province is located at the northeast edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, with Taklimakan Desert, Kumtag Desert and Zhanbantonggut Desert in the west and Badain Jaran Desert and Tengger Desert in the north.

Gansu province is flat from north to south and long and narrow from east to west. The province is long and narrow, with high terrain in the southwest and low terrain in the northeast.

Geomorphological features Gansu's landforms are complex and diverse, including mountains, plateaus, Pingchuan, river valleys, deserts and Gobi, with complete types and staggered distribution, and the terrain inclines from southwest to northeast.

Question 4: What is the topography of Gansu Province? Gansu Province is mainly located in Hexi Corridor, with Qilian Mountain, Longnan Mountain and Gannan Plateau in the west, southwest and south, and Loess Plateau in the middle and east.

Question 5: Jiayuguan, named after Jiayuguan, the starting point of the western end of the Great Wall of Wan Li in the Ming Dynasty, is located in the middle of Hexi Corridor in Gansu, bordering Qilian Mountain in the south and Mazong Mountain in the north. What is the terrain? The north-south boundary of the city lies between Manjusri Mountain and Yushugou Mountain. Between the two mountains is a canyon 15 km long, which is the "first pass in Hexi" and a battleground for military strategists. The terrain inclines from southwest to northeast, with an average elevation of 1500- 1800 meters, and Manjusri Mountain is 2228 meters above sea level. Montenegro is the highest peak in the city, with an altitude of 2799 meters.

Jiayuguan City was built in the fifth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1372), with a history of more than 600 years. At first, we only talked about cities, and there were no buildings. Later, it was built in the Ming Dynasty. At that time, the construction of Jiayuguan consumed a lot of manpower and material resources. It was really not easy to build such a magnificent Guancheng under the condition of poor ancient building equipment. Then, we deduced some touching stories, such as building bricks, transporting stones on ice, goats carrying bricks and hitting stones. Jiayuguan, an ancient city in the past, has now developed into a new city in the northwest: majestic blast furnaces point to the blue sky, huge buildings are scattered, rows of poplars block the sun, steel cities are shining in front of us, and the gliding base is unprecedented ... The Great Wall of Wan Li, which symbolizes the spirit of the Chinese nation, starts from Shanhaiguan in the east and reaches Jiayuguan in the west. At this point, I finally drew a beautiful and solid full stop here.

From 65438 to 0958, with the construction of jiuquan iron and steel Company, a national key project in the First Five-Year Plan, it gradually developed into a new industrial city, an open city for tourism, and the largest iron and steel joint enterprise base in northwest China, and was known as the "Northwest Steel City". The city is 40 kilometers long from east to west and 35 kilometers wide from north to south, with a total area of 2935 square kilometers. The urban area is 60 square kilometers, and 27 square kilometers have been built. The city has jurisdiction over six sub-district offices in Wuyi, Xinhua, Qianjin, Shengli, Jianshe and Jingtieshan mining areas, and three townships in Jiayuguan, Xincheng and Manjusri. The total population is 6.5438+0.3 million. There are Han nationality, Hui nationality, Mongolian nationality, Tibetan nationality, Manchu nationality, Dongxiang nationality, Yugur nationality, Korean nationality, Zhuang nationality, Tu nationality, Bao 'an nationality and * * * Er nationality 12 nationalities in the city, among which ethnic minorities account for 3%. 47% of the total population. Jiayuguan is a city dominated by immigrants, with residents from various provinces and regions in China, mostly from Shandong and Northeast China.

Industry, tourism and agriculture are the three pillars of Jiayuguan's economic development. There are more than 80 industrial enterprises above villages and towns in the city, including Jiuquan Iron and Steel Company, the largest iron and steel joint venture in northwest China.

Jiayuguan City is an important tourist city on the Silk Road. There are the famous Jiayuguan Gate Tower, the first pier of Wan Li Great Wall, the hanging Great Wall, the Fengdun site of Ming Great Wall, the Great Wall Museum, the mural tomb of Wei and Jin Dynasties in Xincheng, the Qiyi Glacier, the desert Gobi scenery and the Manjusri Mountain Grottoes. Black Mountain stone carvings, international gliding bases and other rich and colorful tourism resources.

Question 6: What is the main terrain of Jingyuan? Plateau is the main terrain of Jingyuan.

Jingyuan County is located in the upper reaches of the Yellow River, in the middle and east of Gansu Province, and belongs to the gully region of the Loess Plateau. Its terrain is high in the west and low in the east, and it slopes from northwest to southeast. It is125km long from north to south and106km wide from east to west, with a total area of 5,809.4km2 and an altitude of1300-3017m.

Question 7: Why is the terrain in Gansu so long? Now Gansu Province is called Hexi Corridor in ancient times. This is the earliest passage to the western regions. The corridor has mountains to the west and deserts to the east. So it feels very long and narrow, a bit like a bone taken away by a growling dog. How's it going? Landlord, are you satisfied?

Question 8: Is the climate and terrain in Gansu the most complicated in China? Gansu province is located in the west of the motherland and the upper reaches of the Yellow River, with a vast territory. It borders Shaanxi in the east, Sichuan in the south, Qinghai and Xinjiang in the west, Inner Mongolia and Ningxia in the north and Mongolia in the north. Gansu's landform is complex and diverse, with mountains, plateaus, Pingchuan, river valleys, deserts and Gobi distributed alternately. The terrain is inclined from southwest to northeast, long and narrow, with a length of 1.655 km from east to west and a width of 530 km from north to south. It can be roughly divided into six distinctive regions: Longnan Mountain, Loess Plateau in Central Gansu, Gannan Plateau, Hexi Corridor, Qilian Mountain and desert area north of Hexi Corridor. Gansu is a mountainous province. The most important mountain ranges are Qilian Mountain, Wushaoling Mountain and Liupanshan Mountain, followed by Altun Mountain, Mazong Mountain, Heli Mountain, Longshou Mountain, Xiqiao Mountain and Ziwuling Mountain, mostly in the northwest-southeast direction. Most of the forest resources in the province are concentrated in these mountainous areas, and most rivers also form their own diversion sources from these mountainous areas. Meteorology: Gansu Province is located at the intersection of Loess, Qinghai-Tibet and Mongolia. The territory is characterized by complex topography, criss-crossing mountains and great disparity in elevation, integrating mountains, basins, plains, deserts and Gobi, and belongs to mountainous plateau landform. From southeast to northwest, it includes all kinds of climate types from north subtropical humid area to alpine arid area. Gansu province has a dry climate, large daily temperature difference, abundant sunshine and strong solar radiation. The annual average temperature is between 0 ~ 14℃, decreasing from southeast to northwest; The annual average temperature in Hexi Corridor is 4 ~ 9℃, Qilian Mountain is 0 ~ 6℃, Longzhong and Longdong are 5 ~ 9℃ and 7 ~ 10℃ respectively, Gannan is 1 ~ 7℃ and Longnan is 9 ~ 15℃. The average annual precipitation is about 300 mm, which varies greatly from place to place, ranging from 42 to 760 mm, decreasing from southeast to northwest, and the distribution of precipitation in each season is uneven, mainly from June to September. Drought is the most important meteorological disaster in Gansu province, with high frequency and great influence on industrial and agricultural production and national economy. According to the occurrence time, the droughts affecting Gansu Province are spring drought, late spring drought, early summer drought, summer drought and autumn drought in turn. Gale and sandstorm disasters are also very serious, with the number of gale days being 3-69 and sandstorm days being 1-37 every year. Strong winds and sandstorms mainly harm Hexi, central Gansu and northeastern Gansu. In addition, rainstorm, hail, frost and dry hot wind are also meteorological disasters that can not be ignored, and they occur every year in various places. Although the climate in Gansu Province is dry and meteorological disasters are serious, the abundant climatic resources such as light energy, heat, wind energy and atmospheric composition resources in arid climate areas are renewable.

Question 9: What is the geology of Baiyin in Gansu? Baiyin is the transition zone from Tengger Desert and Qilian Mountain to Loess Plateau. The terrain is inclined from southeast to northwest, and the whole territory is peach-leaf-shaped. The Yellow River runs through the whole territory in the shape of "S", which divides the terrain into northwest and southeast. From northwest to southeast, Jingtai, Jingyuan and Huining counties form the trunk of peach leaves in a straight line; From west to east, there are peach leaf centers in Baiyin District, Jingyuan District and Pingchuan District. The sea level is between 1275-332 1 m.