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Li (l) Shui, formerly known as Chuzhou, is the largest prefecture-level city in Zhejiang Province in terms of land area; It is located in the Yangtze River Delta region, southwest of Zhejiang Province, between east longitude 11841~12026 and north latitude 2725~2857, the terrain is dominated by middle mountains and hilly landforms, and is inclined from southwest to northeast
Lishui is known as the green valley of Zhejiang, there are 3,573 peaks above 1,000 meters above sea level, Huangmaojian of Fengyang Mountain in Longquan City is 1,929 meters above sea level, and Baishanzu in Qingyuan County is 1,856.7 meters above sea level, which are the first and second highest peaks in Zhejiang Province respectively. In January 2005, Yeosu City was named the third batch
As of the end of 2016, Lishui City has 1 municipal district in Liandu District, with 7 counties of Qingtian, Jinyun, Suichang, Songyang, Yunhe, Qingyuan and Jingning, and 1 city of Longquan under its management. Jingning is the only She Autonomous County in China. There are 53 towns (1 She town) and 90 townships in the city
Lishui City is located at the junction of Zhejiang and Fujian provinces in the southwest of Zhejiang Province, and its border is between 2725 and 2857 north latitude and 11841 to 12026 east longitude. It is bordered by Wenzhou City in the southeast, Ningde City and Nanping City in Fujian Province in the southwest, Quzhou City in the northwest, and Jinhua City in the north.
Lishui City is located in the Zhejiang Fujian uplift area, the mountain range belongs to the Wuyi mountain system, mainly Xianxia Mountain, Donggong Mountain, Kuocang Mountain, southwest to northeast trend, extending to the northwest, southwest and northeast respectively. There are 3,573 peaks above 1,000 meters above sea level, and peaks above 1,500 meters
