Tumen, Jilin

Tumen (图 们 市Tumen Shì ) is a county-level city in the Yanbian Autonomous Prefecture of Koreans in Jilin Province of the People's Republic of China. The administrative area of Tumen has an area of ​​1146.6 km ² and around 130,000 inhabitants ( end of 2004). At a length of 60.6 km Tumen bordering North Korea. The border is in the middle of the river Tumen Jiang. Tumen is a county-level city in March 1965.

Administrative Divisions

At the community level, Tumen is composed of three road districts and four large municipalities. These are:

  • Road district Xiangshang (向上 街道), 4.32 km ², population 26 745;
  • Road district Xinhua (新华 街道), 6.3 km ², 23,205 inhabitants, center, seat of the city government;
  • Road district Yuegong (月宫 街道), 4.32 km ², population 25 864;
  • Greater community Yueqing (月 晴 镇), 328.95 km ², 14,102 inhabitants;
  • Greater community Shixian (石砚 镇), 202.3 km ², 22,297 inhabitants;
  • Greater community of Chang'an (长安 镇), 234.7 km ², 9,903 inhabitants;
  • Greater community Liangshui (凉水 镇), 370.74 km ², 13,214 inhabitants.

Ethnic structure of the population ( 2000)

At the census in 2000 had 132 368 inhabitants Tumen.

42.963888888889129.83611111111Koordinaten: 42 ° 58 'N, 129 ° 50'

Independent Cities: Yanji - Helong - Tumen - Longjing - Hunchun - Dunhua

Circles: Antu - Wangqing

  • Location in Jilin
  • District-free city (China)
Wang Shixian Han Chinese Manchu people Hui people Longjing, Jilin Antu County
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