Dingxi
| Dingxi 定西市 Dìngxī Shì | |||
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.jpg) Bahnhof in Dingxi | |||
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| Koordinaten | 35° 35′ N, 104° 38′ O | ||
.png) Dingxi in der Provinz Gansu | |||
| Basisdaten | |||
| Staat | Volksrepublik China | ||
| Region | Nordwestchina | ||
| Provinz | Gansu | ||
| ISO 3166-2 | CN-GS | ||
| Status | Bezirksfreie Stadt | ||
| Gliederung | 1 Stadtbezirk, 6 Kreise | ||
| Fläche | 19.609 km² | ||
| Einwohner | 2.524.097 (2020) | ||
| Dichte | 128,7 Ew./km² | ||
| Postleitzahl | 743000 | ||
| Telefonvorwahl | (+86) 932 | ||
| Zeitzone | China Standard Time (CST) UTC+8 | ||
| Kfz-Kennzeichen | 甘J | ||
| Website | www.dingxi.gov.cn | ||
Dingxi (chinesisch 定西市, Pinyin Dìngxī Shì) ist eine bezirksfreie Stadt der chinesischen Provinz Gansu. Dingxi hat eine Fläche von 19.609 Quadratkilometern und zählte bei der Volkszählung 2020 2.524.097 Einwohner. Im Vergleich zur vorangegangenen Volkszählung 2020 (damals 2.698.622) waren dies 174.525 Einwohner weniger. 969.084 (38,39 %) lebten in städtischen Gebieten und 1.555.013 in ländlichen Gebieten (61,61 %).[1]
Administrative Gliederung
Die bezirksfreie Stadt Dingxi setzt sich auf Kreisebene aus einem Stadtbezirk und sechs Kreisen zusammen. Diese sind:
- Stadtbezirk Anding -安定区, Āndìng Qū;
- Kreis Tongwei -通渭县, Tōngwèi Xiàn;
- Kreis Lintao -临洮县, Líntáo Xiàn;
- Kreis Zhang -漳县, Zhāng Xiàn;
- Kreis Min -岷县, Mín Xiàn;
- Kreis Weiyuan -渭源县, Wèiyuán Xiàn;
- Kreis Longxi -陇西县, Lǒngxī Xiàn.
Weblinks
Commons: Dingxi – Sammlung von Bildern, Videos und Audiodateien
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ 定西市第七次全国人口普查公报 („Bulletin der Stadt Dingxi zur siebten Volkszählung“). 5. Juli 2021, ehemals im (nicht mehr online verfügbar); abgerufen am 30. August 2024 (chinesisch (vereinfacht)). (Seite nicht mehr abrufbar. Suche in Webarchiven)
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Positionskarte von China
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Positionskarte von China
Dingxibei Railway Station (20171004150352).jpg
Autor/Urheber: N509FZ, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 4.0
Dingxi North, just three months old, officially Dingxibei according to CR's English naming regulation for railway stations. Then comes a matter of phrase segmentation: "定西北" can be viewed as "Dìngxī běi" (Dingxi North) or "Dìng xīběi" (subdue the northwest), and another station happened to run into the same matter, that's "镇江南" (Zhenjiangnan). If the segmentation is Zhèn Jiāngnán, then it means defending Jiangnan, south of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. So there's sugar: Imagine a general who has conquered the northwest and the east... Interestingly enough, a train happened to serve both two stations which are involved in this matter: G1972 from Lanzhouxi to Shanghai Hongqiao, promoting this meme even to People's Daily. Second class fare from Dingxibei to Zhenjiangnan is CNY 716.50. Maybe one day they could become sister stations...
Autor/Urheber: N509FZ, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 4.0
Dingxi North, just three months old, officially Dingxibei according to CR's English naming regulation for railway stations. Then comes a matter of phrase segmentation: "定西北" can be viewed as "Dìngxī běi" (Dingxi North) or "Dìng xīběi" (subdue the northwest), and another station happened to run into the same matter, that's "镇江南" (Zhenjiangnan). If the segmentation is Zhèn Jiāngnán, then it means defending Jiangnan, south of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. So there's sugar: Imagine a general who has conquered the northwest and the east... Interestingly enough, a train happened to serve both two stations which are involved in this matter: G1972 from Lanzhouxi to Shanghai Hongqiao, promoting this meme even to People's Daily. Second class fare from Dingxibei to Zhenjiangnan is CNY 716.50. Maybe one day they could become sister stations...
Location of Dingxi Prefecture within Gansu (China).png
Autor/Urheber: Croquant, Lizenz: CC BY 3.0
Autor/Urheber: Croquant, Lizenz: CC BY 3.0
Location of Dingxi Prefecture (yellow) within Gansu province of China
Map drawn in october 2007 using various sources, mainly :
