How many kilometers is it from Fuzhou to Quanzhou?

The whole journey from Fuzhou to Quanzhou is 179.98 km, which takes 2.6 hours.

The roads, expressways and road conditions from Fuzhou to Quanzhou include Wushan West Road, West Second Ring Road, West Second Ring Road South, Youxizhou Bridge, Second Ring Road Expressway, Fuwan Road, Fuzhou Bay Bridge Connecting Line, Nanyu Hub, Expressway, Shenhai Expressway, Xifu Overpass, Chenghua North Road, Chenghua South Road, G324, Pingshan Road, Fengze Street, Jiuyi Street, Daxi Street and Zhuang.

Quanzhou, also known as Licheng, is a prefecture-level city and a second-class big city under the jurisdiction of Fujian Province. It is one of the central cities in the economic zone on the west side of the Taiwan Strait and a modern industrial and trade port city approved by the Fujian Provincial People's Government. Quanzhou dialect is mainly Minnan dialect, and there are many dialects such as Puxian dialect and Hakka dialect.

The Geographical Environment of Quanzhou City

Quanzhou lies between east longitude117 25' and north latitude119 05' and north latitude 24 30' and 25 56'. Located on the southeast coast of Fujian Province and the west bank of Taiwan Strait, it is only 97 nautical miles from Taiwan Province Province and 5.665438+ from Kinmen. Quanzhou geotectonics is located in the southeast of South China fold system, and in the south-central part of eastern Fujian volcanic rift zone.

The structural belts are all distributed in the northeast-southwest direction, and more than four-fifths of the area in the territory is distributed in Mesozoic volcanic rocks and intrusive rocks, and the exposed areas of both are about half, and the distribution area of intrusive rocks gradually becomes the main body from northwest to southeast.

The trunk of Daiyun Mountain in the middle of Fujian-Zhongshan system is distributed in northeast-southwest direction, located in Dehua in the northwest, with a huge scale. The elevation of the main peak is1856m, which is the second highest peak in Fujian province. Its branches and residual veins extend to the southeast and south, and the terrain is high in the northwest, and gradually drops to the southeast, forming a multi-layer landform landscape that gradually changes from low-middle mountains to hills and platforms to plains.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Quanzhou City