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Chaoyang County, Henan,China(County,City)人口数据

Chaoyang County is a county of Nanyang City, Henan province, China.

The total population of 1.08 million (2006).

The county government is located at Chaoyang (28 ° 37 ′ N, 112 ° 35 ′ E).

Chaoyang County covers an area of 2,113 square kilometers (814 sq mi) and has a population of approximately 1.08 million (as of 2006).

The county seat is Chaoyang Town (28°39′N, 112°34′E).

Chaoyang County is located in the northern part of Henan province.

The territory borders Nanyang City to the south and west, Xinye County to the northeast, Suixi County to the east, and Fangchenggang (Guan county) to the north.

The topography consists of riverside land and hilly terrain. The Huai River flows through the county and there are many reservoirs in the area.

Chaoyang is a major agricultural production base for corn, soybeans, wheat, cotton, and tobacco.

Some of its main economic sectors include food processing, construction materials, machinery manufacturing, and chemical products.

The county has 21 townships and one urban subdistrict ( Chaoyang Town) under its jurisdiction. The administrative divisions are:

Chaoyang Town: a township-level government that serves as the county seat

Township of Hengshan, Township of Dingfeng, Township of Xincai

Township of Shuicheng, Township of Zhenying

Township of Liushi, Township of Yushan

Township of Xinye, Township of Yangling

Township of Guzhuang, Township of Huayuan

Township of Chencun, Township of Shuitian

Township of Huangtupo, Township of Liupan

Township of Xiping, Township of Taoling

Township of Dongguo, Township of Tiantang

Chaoyang County is home to the famous Chaoyang Ancient City Ruins.

The ruins date back to the Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD) and feature a well-preserved city wall, watchtower, and gateways.

Other notable historical sites include:

Xincai Temple: a Buddhist temple built during the Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534 AD)

Hengshan Taoist Palace: a Taoist temple complex from the Song Dynasty

Tianzhuangzhai: a Qing Dynasty (1644-1912 AD) relic site featuring ancient kilns and pottery fragments.

Chaoyang County is accessible by train, bus, or car from major cities in Henan province and neighboring provinces.

The nearest airport is in Nanyang City, which offers flights to major Chinese cities.