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Yakeshi Mianduhe National Wetland Park

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Yakeshi Mianduhe National Wetland Park is located in the southeastern suburbs of Yakeshi City, 8 kilometers from the city center, covering a total area of 6,627 hectares. Geographic coordinates: 120°46′11.288″–121°0′44.691″ east longitude, 49°05′28.577″–49°14′5…

Yakeshi Mianduhe National Wetland Park

Yakeshi Mianduhe National Wetland Park is a national-level wetland park.

Yakeshi Mianduhe National Wetland Park is located in the southeastern suburbs of Yakeshi City, 8 kilometers from the city center, covering a total area of 6,627 hectares. Geographic coordinates: 120°46′11.288″–121°0′44.691″ east longitude, 49°05′28.577″–49°14′57.353″ north latitude. The wetland park area lies within the operational zones of the Yakeshi Forest Farm and Mianduhe Forest Farm, with land ownership belonging to state-owned forest land. Its western boundary adjoins the foothills and ridgelines, the northern boundary connects with the forest farm fence, the eastern boundary runs along the railway line, and the southern edge borders the northern wetlands of Mianduhe Town.

Mianduhe Town: Mianduhe Town is situated at the northwestern foot of the Greater Khingan Mountains in Inner Mongolia, 33 kilometers from downtown Yakeshi. Named after the Mianduhe River, the town is a well-known agricultural and pastoral hub in Yakeshi. It spans latitudes 48°46′–49°27′ and longitudes 120°42′–122°05′. With convenient transportation, the town is both fertile and scenic. Covering an area of 4,137.5 square kilometers, the town itself occupies 8 square kilometers. It has a population of 36,100 people and boasts abundant natural resources, including vast forests, expansive farmland, lush grasslands, and rich mineral deposits, supporting industries such as manufacturing, agriculture, animal husbandry, and forestry... More details about Mianduhe Town++

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