Lanzhou 1
Lanzhou is located in the northwest of China and the middle of Gansu Province. Its urban area is located at 36 03' north latitude and103 40' east longitude. It borders Wuwei City and Baiyin City in the north, Dingxi City in the east and Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture in the south, with a total area of 13085.6 square kilometers.
Located in the geometric center of Chinese mainland's land map, Lanzhou is a comprehensive transportation hub for railways, highways and aviation in the northwest of China, the headquarters of the Army in the western theater of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, one of the five central cities in the China section of the New Eurasian Continental Bridge, an important regional trade center and a modern logistics base in the west, and enjoys the reputation of "Silk Road Town", "Pearl of the Yellow River", "Summer Palace in the West", "Waterwheel City" and "Guashi Market".
2. Urumqi
Urumqi is located in the northwest of China, in the middle of Xinjiang, in the hinterland of Eurasia, at the northern foot of North Tianshan Mountain and in the south of Junggar Basin. Bordering Turpan along Tage, Cakmak and Dahe to the east; The west is bounded by Toutunhe and changji city; Carata Ge-Qizil in the south is adjacent to Nanshan mining area, and the protruding part turns to the southeast, connecting with Toksun County along the east of Vizlock-Aragou.
South of Shazegeling Line 3 is adjacent to Heshuo; The southwest is adjacent to Hejing County; It borders Jimsar County and fukang city along Bogda Ridge in the north. It is located at 86 37' 33 "-88 58' 24" east longitude and 42 45' 32 "-45 00' 00" north latitude. By 20 14, the built-up area is 4 12.26 square kilometers.
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Lanzhou 1
Lanzhou is high in the west and low in the south, and low in the northeast. The Yellow River flows from southwest to northeast, across the whole territory and across mountains, forming a beaded valley with alternating valleys and basins. The canyons include Bapan Gorge, Chaijia Gorge, Sangyuan Gorge, Daxia Gorge and Wujin Gorge. The basins include Xincheng basin, Lanzhou basin, Niwan-Ishikawa basin and Qingcheng-Shuichuan basin. There are Huangshui Valley, Zhuanglang Valley, Yuanchuan Valley and Datong Valley.
2. Urumqi
Urumqi has a vast terrain and vast mountains. It is high in the south and northeast, and low in the middle and north. The highest point is the top of Bogda Peak in Tianshan Mountain, with an altitude of 5445 meters; The lowest is on the south side of the Grand Canal in Jin Meng Reservoir, with an altitude of 490.6 meters. The horizontal distance between the two places is 75 kilometers, and the height difference is 4954.4 meters. The mountainous area accounts for more than 50% of the total area, and the alluvial plain in the north is less than110 of the total area. The average elevation of the urban area is 800 meters.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Lanzhou (the capital of Gansu Province)
Baidu Encyclopedia-Urumqi (the capital of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region)