Where is Wuzhen?

Wuzhen is located at east longitude120 54' and north latitude 30 64'. Located in Tongxiang, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province, it is located in the "Golden Triangle" of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, in the hinterland of Hangjiahu Plain, and connected to Wujiang District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province in the north. It is the junction of two provinces (Zhejiang, Jiangsu) and three cities (Jiaxing, Huzhou and Suzhou). Wuzhen is 13km away from Tongxiang city, 27km away from Jiaxing, 45km away from Huzhou and 60km away from Wujiang, 80km away from Hangzhou and Suzhou, and 0/40km away from Shanghai.

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From 1 to 20 16, Wuzhen governs 16 villages: Baimadun, Fenshuidun, Zhuifang Bridge, Fulan Bridge, Chen Zhuang, Hongqiao, Nanzhuang Bridge, Henggang, Jia Peng, Chenjia, Shuangta, Yan Jia, Minhe, Zheyue and Xinwen. It has jurisdiction over three communities: Dongyuan, Nangong and Yinxing, and the town government is located at Fengxian Road 18.

2. Wuzhen was originally divided into Wuqin and Hexi Wuzhen, belonging to Wucheng County, Huzhou Prefecture. Hedong is a green town, which belongs to Tongxiang County, Jiaxing Prefecture. After liberation, Wuzhen, west of Shihe River, was placed under Tongxiang County and was called Wuzhen.

Wuzhen has a long history. According to the textual research of the ancient cultural site in Tanjiawan, a suburb of Wuzhen, the ancestors of Wuzhen flourished here about 7,000 years ago. At that time, it belonged to Majiabang culture in Neolithic Age. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Wuzhen was the border of wuyue, where the State of Wu stationed troops to guard against the state of Yue, which was called "Wu Shu" in history.

4. Wuzhen is located in the southeast coast and has a typical subtropical monsoon climate. It is warm and humid, with abundant rainfall and abundant sunshine, with an average annual sunshine of 65,438+0,842.3 hours. It is characterized by long spring and short autumn, hot winter in Leng Xia, warm spring and cool autumn, and distinct four seasons.

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Wuzhen-Baidu Encyclopedia