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Wujiaqu City

Wujiaqu City is the youngest city in the Republic of China. Officially established on January 19, 2004, it is a county-level city directly under the jurisdiction of Xinjiang Er Autonomous Region. The Municipal People's Government is stationed in Wujiaqu and is managed according to the system of integrating division and city.

Wujiaqu City is located in the northern suburbs of Urumqi City, adjacent to Changji City, Miquan City, and Urumqi City. It is 32 kilometers away from Urumqi City, 28 kilometers away from Changji City, and 18 kilometers away from Miquan City. It is not only the economic heartland on the northern slope of the Tianshan Mountains in the autonomous region, but also the nearest green channel from Urumqi to the Gurbantunggut Desert. The location advantage is very obvious.

Wujiaqu is the headquarters of the Sixth Division of the Xinjiang Corps. The Sixth Division is an old army with a glorious history and fine traditions. It entered Xinjiang in October 1949 and was reorganized into the Sixth Division of the Xinjiang Construction Corps in October 1954, with a permanent population of 300,000. Wujiaqu city covers an area of ??711 square kilometers, has a population of 116,000, and a planned area of ??25 square kilometers.

Wujiaqu City of the Sixth Division has unique natural resource advantages such as water, soil, light and heat. It has a typical continental climate with long sunshine hours, and the average annual sunshine is 2743 to 3226 hours. The temperature difference between day and night is large, with an average of 11.3℃. There are many sunny days and few clouds and fog, which is very beneficial to the growth of crops. The melted snow in the mountains in the reclamation area forms 15 inland rivers in the Tianshan water system, with 17 reservoirs and lakes, and a recoverable amount of groundwater of 540 million cubic meters. The annual average precipitation is more than 150 mm.

Wujiaqu City of the Sixth Division has mineral resources with extremely promising development prospects. There are all types of minerals in the reclamation area, with large reserves and broad development prospects. There are 15 coal mines with a storage capacity of 295 million tons. The Dahuangshan Coal Mine has an annual coal coke production capacity of 3 million tons and 700,000 tons respectively. It is a coal coke production base. The geological reserves of the salt pond are 9.828 million tons; the reserves of Glauber's salt are 2.62 million tons, and the reserves of pyrophyllite are 1.5 million tons. In addition, there are chromite, quartz sand, perlite and other minerals.

Wujiaqu City in the Sixth Division has unique tourism resources. 18 of the 19 regiment fields in the reclamation area are distributed in a strip on the southern edge of the Gurbantunggut Desert, the second largest desert in the country. On one side are ancient natural ecosystems such as Populus euphratica, Haloxylon ammodendron, and Yellow Sheep, and on the other side are modern oasis civilizations such as mechanical farming, electric wells, and sprinkler irrigation. Qitai Farm has 10,000 springs, and the 107th Regiment Santaigou is densely forested and mountainous, with green grass and clear water, the colorful costumes of Kazakh shepherds, the melodious sound of the tambula, and the delicious milk tea, kumis, and finger meat. Customs; Qinggeda Lake Tourist Area in Wujiaqu City, Xiaxing Lake, Fengqi Lake Water Park, and the surrounding wild animals and plants form a unique oasis scenery; Beitashan petrified wood, Nuomin Wind City, Shiqian Beach, and virgin forest Geological wonders such as Dacaodianzi and Dacaodianzi add to the ancient and mysterious color. Life and extreme competition, green waves and yellow sand interweave, modernity and primitiveness coexist, forming a unique desert oasis natural scenery and cultural landscape.

Wujiaqu City of the Sixth Division has industrial resources that have begun to take shape. After half a century of development and construction, Wujiaqu of the Sixth Division has become a new oasis city rising on the Gobi Desert. Various undertakings have been greatly developed, and five economic development regions with their own characteristics and advantages have been formed: Central The urban economy and suburban economic zone centered on Wujiaqu City have a solid foundation for the textile, machinery manufacturing, plastics, and food industries. The reclamation area is rich in melons, fruits, vegetables, wheat, corn and aquatic products. The 103 Tuan Hami Melon is especially famous both inside and outside Xinjiang. It has an annual output of 100,000 tons of cantaloupe and is known as the "Hometown of Chinese Melons"; in the west, Fangxin Reclamation Area is the center. Cotton Economic Zone, the annual cotton production ranks first in the country's agricultural reclamation enterprises