How big is Lueyang County?

Lueyang County is located at the southern foot of Qinling Mountains, the western edge of Hanzhong Basin, and the junction of Shaanxi, Gansu and Sichuan provinces. It has a humid monsoon climate in the warm temperate zone in the northern subtropical mountainous area, with no heat in summer and no cold in winter. The annual average temperature is 13.2 degrees Celsius, and the annual average rainfall is 860mm, so it is known as the "belt of Shu Tai".

Lueyang has a long history, as early as the Neolithic Age. People live and engage in production activities in the territory. Before the pre-Qin period, it belonged to the east side where Bai Yan clan lived. It was founded in Juxian County during the Western Han Dynasty and Yuan Liu Ding. Up to now, it has a history of 2 100 years. It was once called Juxian County, Xingzhou County, Wuxing County, Hanqu County, Shunzheng County and Songjun County for three years (AD 65438), and it was named after "the available land was short, and it was ruled in the south of Xiangshan, and it has been used ever since".

County * * * governs 25 townships and 260 administrative villages, with a total population of 200,400 and a population density of 70.5 people per square kilometer. 1986 was declared as the first batch of counties open to the outside world by the State Council.

The transportation in the county is convenient. Baoji-chengdu railway runs through the north and south, and 309 provincial highway (Miankang Highway) runs through the east and west. The "Xing"-shaped highway framework has been formed. Convenient postal communication; Mobile communication and Internet have been opened, and the installed capacity of county-level program-controlled telephones exceeds 1 10,000, and all rural telephones are program-controlled. It has greatly promoted contacts and exchanges with the whole country and other parts of the world.

Lueyang is located at the junction of Qinling orogenic belt and Yangtze plate in China. Mian (county), Lue (Yang) and Ning (Qiang) are located in the "Golden Triangle" with superior metallogenic conditions and are known as "rich mountains and rich mines". The proven metallic and nonmetallic minerals mainly include 38 kinds of gold, silver, copper, iron, lead, zinc, manganese, phosphorus and sulfur 164 places, as well as asbestos, dolomite and serpentine, among which the mineral reserves of iron, nickel and serpentine rank first in the province. Gold resources are particularly rich, with proven gold deposits 10 and gold reserves of nearly 100 tons, ranking second in the province and top ten in the country. Jianchaling nickel-gold deposit is located in the center of the "Golden Triangle" with a reserve of 50 tons, making it the third largest nickel-gold deposit in China. The county has an area of 2.83 million mu of forest land, a forest coverage rate of about 46.2%, nearly 750,000 mu of timber forest and a total reserve of 6.5 million cubic meters of standing trees. There are many kinds of biological resources, and 479 kinds of medicinal plants can be provided in the county, among which Eucommia ulmoides, Gastrodia elata, sericulture, edible fungi, Ganoderma lucidum and other plant resources are the most abundant, which are listed as national, provincial and municipal production bases respectively, among which Eucommia ulmoides. There are 560,000 mu, 1. 03 billion strains, ranking first in the country. The county has one river and nine rivers, belonging to the Hanjiang River and Jialing River systems in the Yangtze River Basin. The theoretical reserve of hydropower is 287,000 kilowatts, and the exploitable installed capacity is186,000 kilowatts, accounting for 40% of the whole city and 10% of the whole province, with great development potential.

The development of tourism resources has broad prospects. Lingyan Temple, located 3.5 kilometers south of the county seat, was built on the basis of natural caves in the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, integrating human landscape and natural landscape. There are more than 30 cliff stone carvings 130, including Fu Ge, one of the "Three Wonders of Han Fu", which is known as the "Forest of Steles in Southern Shaanxi". Jiangshen Temple, on the bank of Jialing River in the south of the city, is the most intact cultural site of nomadic frontier strongmen in the Yangtze River basin. Wulongdong Park, which is listed as a provincial forest park, is a unique natural landscape with high mountains and strange rocks and dense forests.

Lueyang has a solid industrial foundation. Since the reform and opening up, Lueyang County has basically formed five pillar industries, namely metallurgy, phosphate fertilizer, gold, building materials and biological resources development, and an industrial structure with electricity, minerals, food, agriculture, forestry and specialty processing as the main industries, and has become an important steel and chemical industry in the province. Fertilizer, electricity and gold production bases. There are 8 enterprises in China, including Lueyang Iron and Steel Plant, Yangjiaba Iron Mine of Hangang, Lueyang Power Plant, Lueyang Branch of Jiabao Phosphate Fertilizer General Factory, Provincial Phosphorus Chemical General Factory, Hejiayan Phosphate Mine, Jianchaling Nickel-Gold Mine and Huachanggou Gold Mine. There are 95 industrial enterprises in the county, such as metallurgy, chemical industry, machinery, building materials, food and forest products processing. The main industrial products are pig iron, building materials, phosphate fertilizer, ordinary portland cement, low-heat micro-expansive cement, cast iron pipe, stone casting roller, asbestos tile, aluminum sulfate, iron ore, sulfuric acid, gold, clothing and so on. Food, etc.

In recent years, guided by the spirit of the 15th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Party and government organizations at all levels in the county have persisted in taking economic construction as the center, aiming at strengthening the county by industry and enriching the people by industry, vigorously implemented the open development strategy, accelerated the transformation of the county's resource advantages into economic advantages, and promoted the sustained and rapid development of the county's economy and the continuous progress of various social undertakings. 1999 end. The county's GDP is 706.5438 billion yuan, the total industrial and agricultural output value is 554 million yuan, and the local fiscal revenue is 39.04 million yuan.

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