Zhong Gu Qiang Qiang, Huai Shui Tang Tang. The ancient Huaihe River, flowing eastward, gave birth to a bright pearl-Huoqiu on the south bank of the middle reaches. Huoqiu belongs to Lu 'an City, Anhui Province, and was called Guo in ancient times. Huoqiu County was established in the 19th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (599), with a history of 1400 years. For thousands of years, this pearl has lasted forever, and it still shines today.
Huai area is a treasure trove of geomantic omen. Known as the "Fengshui River in China", the Changhuai River in Li Qian has created a beautiful land surrounded by water on three sides and Woyuan in the south. At sunrise in East Lake, the smoke is vast and colorful. The west lake in the city reflects the moon, the green lotus blooms and the fragrance is intoxicating.
Linhuaigang Dam, which spans the Huaihe River, manages the water resources in Lanzhou. In the fields of Nanyuan, the rice is strong and the wheat is strong, and the four seasons are bumper. Underground mineral deposits are exploited vigorously and gold is being mined every day. It plays an important role in urban economic and social development.
Topography of Huoqiu County
Huoqiu county is high in the south and low in the north. Dabie Mountain in the southwest and Baishan Mountain (Anyang Mountain) in the west. The highest peak is 465,438+09 meters above sea level. There are mountains such as Nanchang, Beichang, Zhongchang, Furong, Ma 'an, Siping, Linshui and Guanyindong in the territory, and Meizi Mountain and Xialuoshan in the south.
The average elevation is about 80 meters, forming a hilly area; The central part is hilly, and the elevation is 50-60m, and the northern part is plain depression, such as East Lake and West Lake, with an elevation of18-23m.
Rivers in history, phoenix, Hebei, swill and spring on the ground, all flow northward into the Huaihe River. The north and south obviously span two major geomorphic units; Hilly areas in the south of the west and valley plains in the north. Landforms can be divided into hills, hills and plains.