Where does xiashan district belong?

Xiashan district is an eco-economic development zone in Xiashan, Weifang, which belongs to Weifang City.

In 2007, Weifang Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government established Xiashan Eco-economic Development Zone in Changyi, Anqiu and Gaomi (under the jurisdiction of 34 administrative villages in xiashan district, namely, Qianpu, Houpu, Ganling, Hou Ling, Zhong Ling, Xiling, Gong Zheng, Shiyuan and Zhuwangzhuang). ) and other counties and cities, belonging to the county-level establishment, directly under Weifang City, is a directly affiliated unit of Shandong Province.

From June 5, 2008 to 10, Xiashan Eco-economic Development Zone was established and put into operation.

Xiashan District is located in the middle reaches of Weihe River, named after Xiashan Reservoir. It is connected to Changyi City in the north, Anqiu City in the west, gaomi city and Zhucheng in the east and south, Qingdao in the east, and connected to the urban area through Fangzi District.

In Xiashan area, provincial roads run through the north and south, Weijiao Road runs through the ring, Ji Jiao Railway and Qing Ji Expressway run through the east and west, extending in all directions, and a smooth and convenient traffic network and road network framework has basically taken shape.

Xiashan district is blessed with mineral resources, fresh water resources and fishery resources. Standardized planting and characteristic breeding have begun to take shape. The rice produced is fragrant and the stone handicrafts are famous all over the country. Xiashan Reservoir, the largest reservoir in Shandong Province, is located in the middle of the reservoir, with clear water and blue sky. The island in the middle of the reservoir is exquisite and unique, like a snail embedded in the water. Cao Shanxia Mountain and the water-draining mountain, with beautiful mountains and rivers. Liu Bowen Cave, Gong Zheng Temple, Yuan Shao's Tomb and other cultural landscapes are surrounded around, with profound historical and cultural heritage and great potential for tourism development.