Topography Xiagezhuang Town is located in Dawa, Jison, with high terrain in the north and low terrain in the south, hills in the north and plains in the south. The hilly area in the north and southeast is 25125mu, accounting for15.59% of the total area; The lower part of the gentle hills in the north is an inclined plain with an area of 26,250 mu, accounting for 16.3% of the total area. The southern plain is slightly flat, with an area of 109750 mu, accounting for 68. 15438+0% of the total area. The highest altitude is 67.7 meters, north of Suolan Village. The lowest altitude is 27 meters, in the Diaoyutai area.

There are 1 hill in the mountain range, which is divided into two peaks, so it is called Shuang Shan, with an altitude of 56 meters.

River Gu Wu River flows westward along the junction of Laixi and Jimo, and enters from the southeast of Dongshuang Mountain at 1.5 km, with a length of 10.5 km along the boundary. There are tributaries such as Naxingfu River and Xianhe River in the territory. Diaoyutai Village exit and pour into Dagu River.

There are three kinds of soils in the territory: brown soil, cinnamon soil and black soil in Jiang Sha. The surface vegetation mainly includes poplar, Sophora japonica (Sophora japonica and Robinia pseudoacacia), Toona sinensis, Indus, Mulberry, Maple, Willow, Elm, Peach, Apricot, Plum, Jujube, Persimmon, Apple and Pear. By 2000, there were 2 1 forest belts with a total length of137,690 meters and 562 forest nets with a total length of1400,000 meters. The orchard covers an area of 3,460 mu, and the forest coverage rate is 23.5%.

Natural resources Land resources are cultivated land 578 1 hectare, with a per capita of 0.76 hectares. The average total amount of water resources for many years is 5.907 million cubic meters, and 59,000 cubic meters can be mined per square kilometer. The depression can mine 53,000 cubic meters per square kilometer, and the plain can mine 63,000 cubic meters per square kilometer. Mineral resources are only barite ore on the northern slope of Shuangshan Mountain. Biological resources include mice, hedgehogs, rabbits, bats, sparrows, magpies, swallows, geese, geckos, snakes, cicadas and bees. The medicinal materials include Pinellia ternata, Geranium geranium, Heichou, Kochia scoparia, Platycodon grandiflorum, Bidens bipinnata, Acorus calamus, Cirsium japonicum, Lycium barbarum, Leonurus japonicus, Inula officinalis, Cymbidium violaceum, Herba Artemisiae Scopariae and Abelmoschus manihot.