Names of cities in Inner Mongolia

Hohhot City, Baotou City, Wuhai City, Chifeng City, Tongliao City, Ordos City, Hulunbuir City, Bayannur City, and Ulanqab City.

1. Hohhot City

Commonly known as the city, formerly known as Guisui, it is the capital and political, economic and cultural center of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. A national historical and cultural city, it is an important central city in the northern border areas of my country. With a long history and splendid culture, it is one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization.

As of April 2011, the permanent population was 3.115 million, and the urban permanent population was 2.152 million.

2. Baotou City

A larger city with local legislative power, it is the manufacturing, industrial center and largest city in Inner Mongolia. It is an important hub connecting North China and Northwest China, a key development area for China and Inner Mongolia to open to the outside world, and one of the railway transportation hub cities in mainland China. ?

As of the end of 2015, Baotou City has jurisdiction over 5 municipal districts, 1 county, 1 mining area, 2 banners and a national high-tech industrial development zone. ?

3. Wuhai City

An emerging industrial city in the west of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, known as the "Pearl of the Yellow River", it is surrounded by three mountains, with a flowing water and honest folk customs. High-quality coking coal, coal-bearing kaolin, limestone, iron ore, quartz sand, dolomite and other mineral resources.

As of 2016, Wuhai City has 3 municipal districts under its jurisdiction. That is, Haibowan District, Wuda District and Hainan District. ?[3-4]?Shifu Avenue, Binhe Street, Haibowan District, where the Wuhai Municipal People's Government is located.

4. Chifeng City

Chifeng means red mountain, Mongolian "Ulan Hada", named after the ocher-red peak in the northeastern part of the city. The city is located inland and belongs to the temperate semi-arid continental monsoon climate zone. There are 50 national-level cultural relics protection units and 8 cultures named after places within the territory. It was once the political, economic and cultural center of the Liao Dynasty.

As of the end of 2017, Chifeng City has jurisdiction over 3 districts, 7 banners, and 2 counties, namely Hongshan District, Songshan District, and Yuanbao District; Alhorqin Banner, Bahrain Left Banner, Bahrain Right Banner, and Keshik Teng Banner, Wengniute Banner, Harqin Banner, Aohan Banner; Linxi County, Ningcheng County. There are 21 sub-district offices and 132 counties and towns. Chifeng Municipal People's Government is located at No. 1, Yulong Street, Songshan District.

5. Tongliao City

Located in the eastern part of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, at mid-latitudes, it has a mid-temperate zone, arid and semi-arid, and continental monsoon climate. Tongliao has Jingtong, Tongrang, and Five railways, namely Dazheng, Tonghuo and Jitong, intersect, and international freight trains "to Manchuria and Europe" have been opened.

It is only 400 kilometers away from Jinzhou Port, the seaport, and is an important strategic node for the country’s implementation of the “Belt and Road Initiative” and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region’s promotion of opening up to the north. ?

As of June 2018, Tongliao City has jurisdiction over 1 municipal district, 1 county-level city, 1 county, and 5 banners, namely Horqin District, Holingol City, Kailu County, There are 110 Sumu townships and streets (26 Sumu, 4 townships, 61 towns, and 19 streets) and 3,876 Gacha villages. Communities (2098 gacha, 1576 villages, 202 urban communities). Agula Street, Horqin District, the seat of the Tongliao Municipal People's Government.

6. Ordos City

It is located in the hinterland of the Yellow River's bends in the Hetao, in the southwest of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It is surrounded by the Yellow River on its northwest and east sides, is adjacent to the ancient Great Wall in the south, and is adjacent to Shanxi, Shaanxi and Ningxia provinces. district. The economic growth rate has ranked first in Inner Mongolia for 15 consecutive years, and the per capita GDP has exceeded that of Hong Kong.

The landforms are diverse, ranging from beautiful grasslands with lush grass to open, wavy plateaus. The Albas white goat, which is used for both down and meat, has a high cashmere clean rate, a large amount of cashmere, good luster and soft hand feel. It accounts for 1/2 of the country's total cashmere output, and its quality ranks first in the country.

As of July 2018, Ordos has jurisdiction over 2 municipal districts and 7 banners.

7. Hulunbuir City

It is named after Hulun Lake and Bell Lake.

The Hulunbuir Grassland within the city is one of the four largest grasslands in the world. It is known as the best grassland in the world and is one of the twenty scenic spots in the country. There are 8 national-level first and second-class treaty ports, among which Manzhouli Port is the largest land port in China.

As of 2015, Hulunbuir has jurisdiction over 2 municipal districts, 4 banners, 3 autonomous banners, and 5 cities.

8. Bayannur City

Located in western Inner Mongolia, it is rich in mineral resources, wind energy resources and sunshine resources. Its pyrite reserves rank first in the country and it is the largest wind energy resource in China. One of the richest areas. The export of agricultural and livestock products ranks first in Inner Mongolia, and it is the largest plush-free production base in the country.

As of 2015, Bayannur City has 1 municipal district: Linhe District, 2 counties: Wuyuan County and Dengkou County, and 4 banners: Hangjinhou Banner, Wulateqian Banner, and Wulatezhong There are 59 sumu, towns, and 9 streets under the Urad Banner. Linhe District, where the municipal government is located.

9. Ulanqab City

Located in the north of China, in the middle of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, it is the closest city to the capital Beijing and the "bridgehead" of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region from east to west. , is an important international channel from China to Mongolia, Russia and Eastern Europe.

As of 2010, a power grid system with complete generation, transmission, transformation and distribution facilities has been formed. There are more than 20 power projects under construction or planned in the city, including 13 thermal power projects and 7 wind power projects. Among the thermal power projects, 9 are captive power plants. The electric power industry is the pillar industry of Ulanqab City.

As of 2017, Ulanqab has jurisdiction over 1 district (Jining District), 1 city (Fengzhen City), and 4 banners (Chahar Right Front Banner, Chahar Right Middle Banner, Chahar Right Banner, Haryouhou Banner, Siziwang Banner), 5 counties (Shangdu County, Huade County, Zhuozi County, Liangcheng County, Xinghe County), and 11 banner counties and cities.

Extended information

The tourism resources of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region are mainly composed of the "six wonders" of grasslands, historic sites, deserts, lakes, forests and folk customs.

The forest landscape is mainly distributed in the Greater Khingan Mountains; folk custom tours mainly include Mongolian singing and dancing, the Mongolian "three men's arts" - horse racing, wrestling, archery, Naadam, etc.

Places of interest include Wuta Temple, Dazhao, Zhaojun Tomb, Xilituzhao, Wusutuzhao, and Baita in Hohhot City; Wudangzhao, Meidaizhao, and Yijinhuoluo Temple in Baotou City The Genghis Khan Cemetery in the Banner and the Yanfu Temple in the Alxa Left Banner.

Liaoshangjing, Liaozhongjing, Daming Pagoda in Chifeng City, Gaxian Cave in Oroqen Autonomous Banner, etc.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Inner Mongolia