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Suiyang County belongs to Zunyi City, Guizhou Province. Located in the north of Guizhou Province, in the middle of the Dalou Mountains, Suiyang County is more than 75 kilometers from north to south and 56 kilometers from east to west, with a total area of more than 2566 square kilometers, accounting for 1.45 percent of the total area of Guizhou Province and 8.28 percent of Zunyi City. Meitan Lake in the east, Huichuan District in the south, Tongzi in the west and Zhengan in the north. As of August 2014, Suiyang County has jurisdiction over 12 towns, 3 townships, 108 administrative villages, 11 communities, 1 provincial economic development zone, 1 municipal industrial park and 1 county industrial park, with a total population of 550000 (2013). In 2013, the gross domestic product of Suiyang County was 5.95 billion yuan, the total retail sales of consumer goods was 1.45 billion yuan, the per capita disposable income of urban residents was 18446 yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers was 18446 yuan.
Travel Notes In Suiyang County
Tiantai Mountain, overlooking Suiyang County—Zunyi in Guizhou on the 12th (11)
★Travel location: Tiantai Mountain Forest Park, Suiyang, Zunyi, Guizhou The little friend was very interested when he saw the place names of Chinese n
Township tour in central Guizhou·Xinchang Village, Suiyang County|Wake up the nostalgia of yesterday, travel not far, and spend the warm winter
The village is beautiful in winter Let's witness the warm winter beauty together Feel the poetic and picturesque atmosphere of Xinchang Village Xinc
[Shuanghe Valley Scenic Spot in Suiyang Tiankeng Tianbao]——Traveling in Guizhou_Zunyi (21)
We came out of the first hole, and outside was the bottom of the Tiankeng in the Shuanghe Valley Scenic Area, surrounded by towering peaks, covered wi
[Shuanghe Valley in Suiyang Mountains and Waters Outside the Cave]——Traveling in Guizhou_Zunyi Chapter (24)
When we came out of the Gypsum Cave, we couldn’t get enough of it. The scenery in the cave was vivid in our eyes. But at the end of the journey, we re