Which city does Aksu belong to?

Aksu city belongs to the fifth-tier city.

Aksu, which means "clear flowing water" in Uygur language, is located in central Xinjiang, China, at the southern foot of Tomur Peak in Tianshan Mountain, at the northern edge of Tarim Basin and Taklimakan Desert, at the source of Tarim River, with a total area of13.130,000 square kilometers. Historically, it is the seat of Qiuci State in the ancient western regions.

Aksu has a pleasant climate, flat terrain, fertile land, rich water resources and unique resource conditions, and is known as "the south of the Great Wall" and "the land of plenty". Featured fruit trees cover an area of 4.5 million mu, and are known as "China Red Fuji Apple Hometown", "China Walnut Hometown", "China Jujube Garden" and "China Ginkgo Hometown".

Aksu is an important transportation hub in northern and southern Xinjiang, with expressways and southern Xinjiang railways running through the whole territory. There are two airports in Aksu and Kuqa, with convenient transportation and extending in all directions. It is the bridgehead of China's opening to the west.

Industrial economy:

In 20021year, the industrial economy above designated size in the whole region showed a steady growth trend. Oil, coal and other fuel processing industries have played an obvious supporting role, and agricultural and sideline food processing industries and textile industries have grown rapidly. Approved by the autonomous region, the added value of 338 industrial enterprises above designated size increased by 8.6% year-on-year, and the growth rate was 0.9 percentage points higher than that of1-1.