Qujiang (Shaoguan)
Qujiang ( Chinese 曲江 区 , Pinyin Qǔjiāng Qū ) is a district of the prefecture -level city of Shaoguan in the north of the Chinese province of Guangdong . It has an area of 1620.77 km² and at the end of 2011 had about 316,000 registered inhabitants .
Qujiang has supernatural deposits of iron, molybdenum, antimony, copper and tungsten. Its territory is from the Beijing-Guangzhou railway , the highway Beijing-Hong Kong-Macao , the highway Shaoguan Jiangxi and the national road 106 tapped.
The Shixia site (Shixia yizhi, 石峡 遗址) in Qujiang and the Nanhua Temple (Nanhua si, 南华寺) are on the list of monuments of the People's Republic of China . Other attractions for visitors are the Maba site , the Xiaokeng National Park and other nature reserves and various hot springs.
Administrative structure
At the community level, the district is made up of nine large communities . These are:
- Maba municipality (马 坝镇);
- Datang municipality (大 塘镇);
- Greater community Xiaokeng (小坑镇);
- Greater community Shaxi (沙溪镇);
- Greater community Wushi (乌石镇);
- Greater community Zhangshi (樟市镇);
- Greater community Fengwan (枫湾镇);
- Greater community Baitu (白土镇);
- Greater community Luokeng (罗坑镇).
The seat of government of the municipality is located in the Baba municipality.
Individual evidence
Coordinates: 24 ° 41 ′ N , 113 ° 35 ′ E