Beilun District is the jurisdiction of Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province. Named after Beilun Port, a deep-water port in its territory. It is located in the east of Zhejiang Province and the east of Ningbo City. East of Zhitou Ocean, facing Putuo County; Meishan Port in the south borders Putuo District and Yinzhou District of Zhoushan City; From Yongjiang River to Xiangshan Port in the west, the ocean borders Yinzhou District, and the land boundary line is 44 kilometers long.

North Jintang Ocean meets Dinghai District. Beilun District is located at the eastern end of Ningshao Plain. The northwest and central part of the terrain are separated by hills and plains. The hills belong to the remnant veins of Tiantai Mountain, starting from Taibai Mountain, and the main mountain is eastward, which is the main mountain area of Beilun District. The other mountain is called Lingfeng Mountain, which dives into the sea and has an archipelago reef.

Ningbo

Ningbo, referred to as "Yong" for short, is located in the middle of China's coastline, in the south wing of the Yangtze River Delta, with Zhoushan Islands as a natural barrier in the east, Hangzhou Bay in the north, Shengzhou, Xinchang and Shangyu in Shaoxing City in the west and Sanmen Bay in the south, which is connected with Sanmen and Tiantai in Taizhou. Ningbo is a famous national historical and cultural city, which existed in the Xia Dynasty over 2000 BC.

The name of Ningbo is Yin. In the first year of Changqing in Tang Dynasty, Mingzhou Prefecture moved to Sanjiangkou to build an inner city, marking the beginning of Ningbo's urban construction. Ningbo is one of the eight major water systems in Zhejiang Province, including Yaojiang River, Fenghua River and Yongjiang River. Yuyao River originates from two lakes in Shangyu District. Fenghua River originates from Bambusa bambusa in Fenghua District.