Dongtan Wetland Park
Address: Windmill, Wang Gong Road, Dongtan
Question 2: Where is Chongming Island located? Chongming Island is not off the coast, but at the mouth of the Yangtze River. In terms of administrative division, part of it belongs to Nantong and part to Shanghai. It's inside the Yangtze River and outside the East China Sea.
Question 3: In which sea is Chongming Island? Let's talk about (1) the division of Liaodong Bay. Liaodong Bay is located in the northern part of Bohai Sea, with the line from Daqing estuary in Hebei Province to Laotieshan at the southern end of Liaodong Peninsula as the southern boundary. There are Liaohe and Luanhe rivers. (2) Bohai Bay is located in the west of Bohai Sea, from Daqing Estuary to Xinhuanghekou in the east, Liaodong Bay in the north and Laizhou Bay in the south. There are rivers such as the Yellow River and Haihe River. (3) Laizhou Bay, located in the south of Bohai Sea, from the New Yellow River Estuary to Longkou Estuary. The first line of the island is its northern border. There are Yellow River, Xiaoqing River and other rivers. (4) The central Bohai Sea is the main part of the Bohai Sea, bounded by Liaodong Bay, Laizhou Bay and Bohai Bay, starting from Laotieshan Point at the southern end of Liaodong Peninsula in the east and passing through Miaodao Islands to Penglai Point on the northern shore of Shandong Peninsula. The name of the Yellow Sea comes from the pale yellow water. It is located between Chinese mainland and the Korean Peninsula, and it is a semi-closed shallow sea. It is bordered by Liaoning Province in China in the north, Korea in the south and north, Korea Peninsula in the east, Zhendao in the northwest corner of Jeju Island in the southwest, Bohai Sea in the northwest, Shandong Peninsula in China and northern Jiangsu Province in the west, Qidongzui on the north bank of the Yangtze River estuary in China and the southwest corner of Jeju Island in the south, and connected with the East China Sea. If a line (about 104 nautical mile) is connected in series from Chengshanjiao of Shandong Peninsula to Changshan of Korean Peninsula, the Yellow Sea can be divided into two parts. The north of this line is called the North Yellow Sea and the south is called the South Yellow Sea. The Yellow Sea is about 300 nautical miles wide from east to west (narrowest point 104 nautical miles) and 470 nautical miles long from north to south. It covers an area of 380,000 square kilometers, including 7 1 10,000 square kilometers in the North Yellow Sea and 309,000 square kilometers in the South Yellow Sea. Rivers flowing into the Yellow Sea mainly include Yalu River, Huaihe River and Guanhe River along the coast of China, Datong River and Hanjiang River along the coast of North Korea. The East China Sea is a relatively open marginal sea, bordering the Yellow Sea in the northwest, starting from the eastern end of Jeju Island in South Korea in the east and reaching Nozaki Point in Nagasaki City, Kyushu, Japan in the northeast. It is bounded by the Korean Strait, connecting Kyushu, Ryukyu Islands and Taiwan Province Province of China in the east, Shanghai, Zhejiang and Fujian in China in the west, and connecting Nan 'ao Island in China, Guangdong Province and the southern tip of Taiwan Province Province in the south. It is about 700 nautical miles long from northeast to southwest and 400 nautical miles wide from east to west, covering an area of 770,000 square kilometers. There are many straits in the East China Sea, which are connected with the adjacent waters and the Pacific Ocean. In the east, there are Dagu, Tugara, Okinawa and other straits, as well as the waterways of that country, which are connected with the Pacific Ocean. In the northeast, the Korean Strait is connected with the Sea of Japan, and in the south, the Taiwan Province Strait is connected with the South China Sea. The rivers that flow into the East China Sea mainly include the Yangtze River, Qiantang River, Oujiang River, Minjiang River and Zhuoshuixi River. The South China Sea borders China's Taiwan Province, Guangdong, Hainan and Guangxi provinces in the north, China's Taiwan Province, Philippine's Luzon, Mindoro and palawan island in the east, Indo-China Peninsula and Malay Peninsula in the west, and the uplift between Indonesian Sumatra and kalimantan island in the south. The South China Sea is almost completely surrounded by continents and islands, so some people once called the South China Sea, the Mediterranean Sea and the Caribbean Sea the three "inland seas" in the world. The South China Sea covers an area of about 3.5 million square kilometers, almost three times the total area of the Bohai Sea, the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea. There are two bays in the South China Sea: Beibu Gulf and Siam Bay. Beibu Gulf is located in the northwest of the South China Sea, shaped like a crescent moon. The north shore of the Bay is China, Guangdong, Guangxi, Guangdong, Leizhou Peninsula and Hainan Province in the east, Vietnam in the west and Yinggehai and Vietnam in Hainan Province, China in the south. It covers an area of about 165438+7000 square kilometers and is a shallow sea basin with a depth of less than 100 meters. Siam Bay is located in the southwest of the South China Sea, surrounded by land on three sides. It is only connected with the southeast sea, and the mouth of the bay is bounded by the line from Jin 'ou Angle of Jin 'ou Peninsula to Pattani of Malay Peninsula. The area is about 239,000 square kilometers. Most of the bay is less than 50 meters deep, and it is also a semi-closed inland shallow sea. There are many straits around the South China Sea, which are connected with the Pacific Ocean and adjacent waters. The Taiwan Province Strait is connected with the East China Sea of China in the north. In the east, there are buses, Balintang, Babuyan, Mindulo and Barabach, which are connected with the Pacific Ocean and the Sulu Sea. In the south, Gaspar, Karimata and other straits are connected with the Java Sea. The main rivers flowing into the South China Sea are the Pearl River and Han River along the coast of China and the Red River, Mekong River and Chao Phraya River in Indochina Peninsula. The area east of Taiwan Province Province refers to the Pacific Ocean south of Ryukyu Islands, Taiwan Province Province and east of bashi channel. It is different from the above-mentioned sea areas, with open sea areas, no obvious natural boundaries and marine characteristics. The seabed topography here is complex, including continental shelf, continental slope and deep-sea basin, but the continental shelf (island shelf) is very narrow and the continental slope is very steep, so it is a deep-sea basin not far from the shore. The Kuroshio flows here all the year round, which makes its marine hydrological conditions very different from those in Bohai Sea, Yellow Sea, East China Sea and South China Sea. So Chongming Island is located in the (East) Sea; Zhoushan Island is located in the (East) Sea; Hainan Island is located in.
Question 4: What interesting projects are there to go to Chongming Island? Is there a beach there? Basically, there's nothing that doesn't require tickets. There is no beach, only Dongtan wetland. You can go to Qianwei village farmhouse. There is a west beach opposite Pearl Lake, unless you or your friends are familiar with Chongming.
Question 5: What sea is next to Chongming Island at the mouth of the Yangtze River? Chongming Island is surrounded by the Yangtze River, and the East China Sea is about 200 nautical miles east of the island.
Question 6: Can Chongming Island see the sea? Chongming Island is located at the mouth of the sea, but it can't see the sea. The Yangtze River is in the north, south and west, and the swamp is in the east.
Question 7: Where is the seaside near Chongming? Accurately speaking, it is located at the mouth of the Yangtze River and belongs to Jiang Xinzhou, not an island. So it has no seaside.
But Shanghai is a coastal city, and you can see the sea in many places.
Question 8: Is there a beach in Chongming, Shanghai? Does sightseeing cost money? The sea is not yellow, is it? ! I come from Dongtan. Chongming is not called a beach, but a forum in the north and south, with the Yellow River and the Yangtze River. You can see the sea in Dongtan, but because the radiation distance of Dongtan is relatively long, what you see in your line of sight is not necessarily the sea, but the edge of Dongtan. There are not many migratory birds in this season, and the reed season is not long. It's the fishing season for eel and crab fry. What do you think of Dongtan Wetland? In fact, there is only a large mudflat that can't see the sea. It is recommended to go in August. There are few people, so you can eat local crabs. At that time, the Dongtan was green and had a good roof feeling, and there were many birds watching along the road.
Question 9: Where can I see Chongming in Shanghai? The Yangtze River surrounds Chongming. There is no sea. If you want to see the Yangtze River, you can see it at the pier.