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15 July 2015

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Loudi City

Total area: 8,117 km2
Permanent population: 3.7432 million (2023)
Major industrial products: Agriculture and derivatives, and nonferrous metal smelting
Major agricultural products: Rice, vegetable, oil plants, and pork
Major mines: Coal, antimony, dolomite, and marble
Total length of roads: 14,764 km (2023)
Total length of expressways: 395 km (2023)
GDP: 199.05 billion CNY (2023)
Sum of exports: 7.764 billion CNY (2023)
Sum of imports: 9.609 billion CNY (2023)
Actual use of foreign investment: 21.22 million USD (2023)
Per capita disposable income: 27,047 CNY (2023)
Forest coverage: 47.3% (2023)


Loudi City is located in the central part of Hunan Province. It is rich in mineral resources, with 48 kinds of mineral reserves verified. Its antimony reserve ranks first in the world, and the reserves of coal, dolomite, limestone and marble rank first in the province. 

  

The National Forest Park at Mount Daxiong (Big Bear) is the largest primitive secondary forest in southern China. The 5,400-m-long Boyue (wave and moon) Cave with a forest of stalagmites is rated a world wonder. The Meijiang scenic area, with steep peaks and mysterious caves, is another famous attraction.

The Hunan-Guizhou and Luoyang-Zhanjiang railways interconnect at the city. National highways No.320 and 207 run through the city area, and an expressway passes through it from east to west. Infrastructure facilities including telecommunications, energy supply and urban construction are being perfected. The city is expected to be a major transport hub and commercial product collection and distribution center in southern China in the future.


International friendship cities: 

Ramsey, U.S.A.; 

Kinondoni, Tanzania

Chinese source: hunan.gov.cn; Office of Foreign Affairs Commission of the CPC Hunan Provincial Committee; Loudi Municipal Statistics Bureau


Updated in April 2024