What line city is Dazhou?

Dazhou is a fifth-tier city. Dazhou is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Sichuan Province, located in the east of Sichuan Province.

Dazhou is rich in products and resources. It enjoys the reputation of the hometown of ramie in China, the hometown of yellow flowers in China, the olive capital in China, the selenium-enriched tea capital in China and the first county of Toona sinensis in China. Dazhou belongs to Liangzhou in summer and Yongzhou in yin. It belonged to Shu in the Spring and Autumn Period and Pakistan after the Warring States Period. In 3 16 BC, Bashu was destroyed by Qin, and Dazhou belonged to Dangqu County in Qin and Western Han Dynasties (established in 3 14 BC).

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Dazhou is high in the northeast (Daba Mountain area) and low in the southwest (basin hilly area). The highest point is Datuanbao, Jichang Township, Xuanhan County, with an altitude of 2,458.3 meters; The lowest place is Tianguan Village, Wang Xi Township, Quxian County, with an altitude of 222 meters. Rivers in Dazhou mainly belong to the Jialing River system, a tributary of the Yangtze River, which originates from Daba Mountain and is distributed in a dendritic form from north to south.

Dazhou has a prospective natural gas reserve of 3.8 trillion cubic meters and a proven natural gas reserve of 660 billion cubic meters, which is the most potential gas field in China after Tarim gas field in Xinjiang and Ordos gas field in Inner Mongolia.

China Petrochemical has discovered the largest and most abundant offshore gas field in Puguang, Xuanhan, with proven natural gas reserves as high as 35,665.438 billion+cubic meters, and it is estimated that the proven reserves will reach 770 billion cubic meters by 2009. The daily open flow of a single well in Tantieshanpo gas field of Wanyuan, China Petroleum is as high as15.5 million cubic meters, which is the highest daily output of a single well on land in China.

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Dazhou-Baidu encyclopedia