Gejiu lies between east longitude10254 ′ and north latitude10325 ′ and north latitude 2301′. "Gejiu" evolved from the transliteration of the Yi language "Guozuo", which means the place where buckwheat seeds are planted and buckwheat rice is eaten. It covers an area of 1.587 square kilometers and governs 5 streets, 4 towns and 2 townships.
Gejiu is a metallurgical industrial city mainly producing tin, producing lead, zinc, copper and other non-ferrous metals. It is a famous "tin capital" at home and abroad. The local area is famous for tin production, and the history of tin mining is about 2000 years. It is the largest tin production base in China and the earliest tin production base in the world.
Gejiu social undertakings
Education: By the end of 20 17, there were 4 complete middle schools, 2 senior middle schools, 5 junior middle schools 10, 5 nine-year compulsory schools and 36 ordinary primary schools 136 (including teaching points) in the city. The city's high school enrollment 19 13, with 5974 students; Junior high school enrollment is 485 1, and students are 13599; There are 5,330 primary school students and 32,850 students. There are 6 1 kindergartens, with children in the kindergarten 13094 people. 20 17 college entrance examination 1972, the online rate was 92.67%.
Science and technology: 27 national, provincial and national science and technology projects were declared at the end of 20 17, including 26 provincial and national 1. There are three national high-tech enterprises 13 in the city.
Cultural undertakings: At the end of 20 17, there were 1 performing arts groups, 1 mass art museum, 1 cultural relics management office, 46 cultural relics protection units and 1 public library, with a collection of 308,000 books. The coverage rate of radio and television population in the city reached 99.5% and 99.4% respectively.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Gejiu