Jinchang

Jinchang is a prefecture-level city in the focal point of Gansu area, People's Republic of China, circumscribing Inner Mongolia toward the north. Jinchang City is situated in focal Gansu territory, west of the Yellow River, north of the Qilian Mountains, and south of the Alashan Plateau. The southwest of the city fringes Qinghai Province and the northwest outskirts Inner Mongolia. The zone is 8,896 km2 3,435 sq mi. Jinchang has vital archeological locales from the Stone Age, a Western Han site, and areas of the Great Wall from the Han and Qing administrations. Jinchang has 1 region and 1 province with an aggregate populace of 464,050, half of which is urban.

Horticulture and characteristic asset based businesses are the way to Jinchang's economy. It is called China's 'Nickel Capital' and has a plenitude of other mineral assets including quartz, press, manganese, copper, cobalt, zinc, gold, tungsten, limestone, and so on. The establishment of a sun powered homestead in the western piece of Jinchang with an appraised limit of 1 GW and of a sunlight based creation office with 300 MW limits has been d in May 2012. Vegetable oil is its essential horticultural item. Social locales, for example, the Han and Qing administration Great Walls are famous visitor destinations. The generally undeveloped common habitat is additionally a draw for travelers.