霍城县





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霍城县
قورغاس ناھىيىسى
概览
国家
 中华人民共和国
隶属行政区
中华人民共和国新疆维吾尔自治区伊犁哈萨克自治州
区划类别
县
区划代码
654023
地理
总面积
5,466.25 平方千米
人口及經濟
总人口（2003）
357657
其它
时区
UTC+8（北京时间）
邮政编码
835200
电话区号
+86 
车牌首号
新F

網站：政府网

霍城縣（维吾尔语：.mw-parser-output .font-ugy{font-family:"UKIJ Tuz","UKIJ Nasq","UKIJ Basma","UKIJ_Mac Basma","UKIJ Zilwa","UKIJ Esliye","UKIJ Tuz Basma","UKIJ Tuz Kitab","UKIJ Tuz Gezit","UKIJ Tuz Qara","UKIJ Tuz Qara","UKIJ Tuz Tor","UKIJ Kesme","UKIJ Kesme Tuz","UKIJ Qara","UKIJ Basma Aq","UKIJ Basma Qara","UKIJ Basma Tuz","UKIJ Putuk","UKIJ Tuz Xet","UKIJ Tom Xet","UKIJ Tuz Jurnal","UKIJ Arabic","UKIJ CJK","UKIJ Ekran","UKIJ_Mac Ekran","UKIJ Teng","UKIJ Tor","UKIJ Tuz Tom","UKIJ Mono Keng","UKIJ Mono Tar","UKIJ Nokia","UKIJ SimSun","UKIJ Yanfon","UKIJ Qolyazma","UKIJ Saet","UKIJ Nasq Zilwa","UKIJ Sulus","UKIJ Sulus Tom","UKIJ 3D","UKIJ Diwani","UKIJ Diwani Yantu","UKIJ Diwani Tom","UKIJ Esliye Tom","UKIJ Esliye Qara","UKIJ Jelliy","UKIJ Kufi","UKIJ Kufi Tar","UKIJ Kufi Uz","UKIJ Kufi Yay","UKIJ Merdane","UKIJ Ruqi","UKIJ Mejnuntal","UKIJ Junun","UKIJ Moy Qelem","UKIJ Chiwer Kesme","UKIJ Orxun-Yensey","UKIJ Elipbe","UKIJ Qolyazma Tez","UKIJ Qolyazma Tuz","UKIJ Qolyazma Yantu","UKIJ Ruqi Tuz",FZWWBBOT_Unicode,FZWWHQHTOT_Unicode,Scheherazade,Lateef,LateefGR,"Microsoft Uighur";font-feature-settings:"cv50"1}قورغاس ناھىيىسى‎，拉丁维文：Qorghas Nahiyisi[註 1]）是新疆维吾尔自治区伊犁哈萨克自治州下属的一个县城。


霍城北為天山，南鄰伊犁河，西為國界與哈萨克斯坦相連，东距伊寧市區約45公里。


面积5460平方公里，人口約34万，包括有漢族、維吾爾族、哈萨克族等29个民族组成。下辖有7乡3镇、6个国营农牧场和清水河经济开发区、霍尔果斯边民互市贸易市场。


霍城县的農業以種植小麦、玉米為主，另有經濟作物包括甜菜、棉花、烤烟、蘋果，畜牧業以牛、羊為主，礦產有煤、磷、铁、金、银、铜、石灰石、冰洲石、大理石等。



行政区划


霍城县下辖5个镇、3个乡、1个民族乡：


水定镇、清水河镇、芦草沟镇、惠远镇、萨尔布拉克镇、兰干乡、三道河乡、三宫回族乡、大西沟乡、果子沟牧场、霍城县良种繁育中心、霍城县煤炭局、兵团六十一团、兵团六十二团、兵团六十三团、兵团六十四团和兵团六十六团。



注释




  1. ^ 由于维吾尔语中霍城与霍尔果斯为同一单词，因此实际口语中通过“县城”、“口岸”加以区分



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