Liangzhou District belongs to which province and which city.

Liangzhou District belongs to Wuwei City, Gansu Province.

Liangzhou District, formerly known as ancient Tibet and Xiutu, is a famous historical and cultural city and an open city approved by the State Council, which belongs to Wuwei City, Gansu Province. By the end of 65438+February 2020, the total land area of Liangzhou District was 508 1 km2, with a length of122km from east to west and a width of 90km from north to south. The per capita land area is 7.46 mu. According to the data of the seventh census, as of 0: 00 1 1 in June 2020, the resident population of Liangzhou District was 885,277.

Liangzhou District is located in the northwest of China, at the eastern end of Hexi Corridor and in the middle of Wuwei City. It was the hub of the ancient Silk Road. Since ancient times, it has been a military strategic place, and it is also a commercial port town that "crosses the vast territory and controls the throat of five counties". Since Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty opened four counties in Hexi, all previous dynasties have set up counties and houses here, which has the reputation of "the ancient capital of Wuliang and the metropolis of Hexi"

Introduction to Wuwei:

Wuwei, referred to as "Wu" or "Liang", was called Liangzhou, Guzang and Yongzhou in ancient times. It is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Gansu Province, an important node city in Gansu section of the Silk Road Economic Belt, a national historical and cultural city, and a central city of Hexi Corridor approved by the Gansu Provincial People's Government. By 2020, it will administer 1 district, 2 counties 1 autonomous county, with a total area of 32,300 square kilometers, inhabited by 4 1 ethnic groups including Han, Tibetan, Hui and Mongolia. According to the data of the seventh census, as of 0: 00 1 1 on June 2020, the resident population of Wuwei City was 1464955.

Wuwei is located in the northwest of China, in the middle of Gansu Province, at the eastern end of Hexi Corridor, bordering Lanzhou in the east, Xining in the south, Yinchuan and Inner Mongolia in the north and Xinjiang in the west. It is an open city named after the State Council, a regional central city determined by Gansu Province, and an important traffic artery city in the west. There are many places of interest in Wuwei, and the natural landscape and history and culture complement each other. It has been named as a national historical and cultural city, an excellent tourist city in China and a wine city in China.