Which city does Yanshan belong to?

It belongs to Cangzhou City, Hebei Province, located in the southeast of Hebei Province, on the banks of Xuanhui River, adjacent to Shandong Province. In the south, it faces Qingyun County and Leling County of Shandong Province across the river. With a total area of 795 square kilometers and a total population of 470,000 (at the end of 20 12), it governs 6 towns and 6 townships.

Located in the eastern coastal plain of Hebei Plain, the terrain is flat and inclined from southwest to northeast, with the highest elevation of12.5m and the lowest elevation of 4.7m.. Xuanhui River runs through the middle, and Zhangweixin River flows along the southern border. 205 national highway, 283 provincial highway and 302 provincial highway transit. Monuments include Qingyun Confucian Temple, Taishan Palace and Qianzi Temple built in the Ming Dynasty.

Extended data:

In the fifth year of Emperor Gaozu (the first 202 years), Gaocheng County established Bohai County. In the eighteenth year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (598), it was changed to Yanshan County, which governed the old town of Huanghua County.

According to Yuanhe County Records, it was named after Yanshan Mountain, 80 miles southeast of the county seat. In the ninth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1376), he moved to Xiangguan Yu (now the county seat), 1945 was renamed Jingyuan County, and 1949 was relocated to Yanshan County. It has successively belonged to Hebei Province, Shandong Province and Tianjin City. 196 1 year returned to Hebei province.

Yanshan County governs 6 towns and 6 townships: Yanshan Town, Wangshu Town, Hanji Town, Shengfo Town, Qingyun Town, Qiantong Town, Bianwu Township, Xiaoying Township, Mengdian Township, Xiaozhuang Township, Yangji Township and Changzhuang Township. The county government is located in Yanshan town.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Yanshan County