Which high-speed railway station in Hunan is near Yiyang, Hunan?

Yiyang is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Hunan Province, located in the north of Hunan Province, east to11043' 02 "~1255' 48", north latitude 27 58' 38 "~ 29 3/kloc-0. It is bounded by Yueyang County and Xiangyin County in the east, Ningxiang County and Wangcheng County in the southeast, Lianyuan City and Xinhua County in the south, Xupu County and Yuanling County in the west, Taoyuan County, Dingcheng District, Hanshou County and Anxiang County in the northwest, and Huarong County in the north.

It belongs to subtropical monsoon humid climate. The city covers a total area of 12 144 square kilometers, governs 3 counties and 3 districts, with a total registered population of 4,844,200 and a permanent population of 4,432,500 (at the end of 20 16).

Yiyang was named after Yingshao in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "In the Yang of Yishui, it should be the county name. The Western Han Dynasty belongs to the secretariat of Changsha, Wuling and Jingzhou. 1950 Yiyang City was established, directly under the leadership of Yiyang Society. 1968, renamed Yiyang area. 1994, Yiyang city was established.

Yiyang, located at the eastern end of Xuefeng Mountain, with other veins, is one of the core cities around Dongting Lake ecological economic circle and one of the 3+5 urban agglomerations of Changsha, Zhuzhou and Xiangtan. It has successively won the titles of provincial garden city, national forest city, national health city, national civilized city nominated city, and historical and cultural city of Hunan Province. Since ancient times, it has been a rich land of fish and rice in the south of the Yangtze River. Famous scenic spots include: taohuajiang nuclear power station, Dongting Lake, taohuajiang Beauty Nest, Taojiang Bamboo Sea, Tea Horse Ancient Road, etc.