Which city does Miluo belong to?

Miluo City belongs to Yueyang City, Hunan Province.

Miluo, referred to as Luocheng for short, belongs to Yueyang City, Hunan Province, located in the northeast of Hunan Province, close to the east bank of Dongting Lake and downstream of Miluo River. Miluo City borders Changsha County and Wangcheng District in the east and southeast, Xiangyin County and Yuanjiang City in the west, Yueyang County in the north and Pingjiang County in the northeast.

Because there is a junction of backwater and Luoshui in China, its downstream is named Miluo River, hence its name, with a total area of 1562 square kilometers, a permanent population of 632,246 and a registered population of 6,63416 (as of 202123/kloc-)

With the world-class intangible cultural heritage "the custom of the Dragon Boat Festival along the Miluo River" and the national intangible cultural heritage "Changle Pavilion Story Meeting", it is "the famous Dragon Boat City in China" and "the hometown of poetry in China", and is known as "the source of the Dragon Boat Festival, the hometown of dragon boats, the hometown of poetry", "the upper reaches of the blue ink, and the holy land of intellectuals".

topography

Miluo's terrain is high in the southeast and low in the northwest. It has a stepped transition from the mountain to the lakeside plain, standing with a pillow curtain and stepping on the Dongting. The mountains in the southeast rise and fall, forming a natural barrier.

To the east, there are Zhifu Mountain, Mufu Mountain, peaks and arches, mountains winding, valleys circling, jagged and steep terrain. There are Nanling, Mijiazhai, Laoshan Peak, Ku Ling, Wushijian, Lengshuijian, Mao Cong and Hanfeng Mountain. There are Piaofeng Mountain, Shending Mountain, Zhuying Mountain, Yuchi Mountain, Hubi Mountain and Miyan Mountain in the south.

The hills in Miluo are mostly located in the transition zone between hills and low mountains or at the end of mountain residual veins, and the altitude is generally between 1 10-250 meters. Gangdi is the most widely distributed landform type in Miluo, with an area of 6 13.55438+0 square kilometers, accounting for 39.28% of Miluo's total area.

The plain is located on both sides of the Miluo River and its tributaries, and it is fan-shaped from the middle to the northwest. The surface material consists of deep alluvial sediments or alluvial lakes formed by rivers and lakes. The plain covers an area of 296.05438+0 square kilometers with fertile soil, most of which are below 50 meters above sea level.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Miluo