Fushan County

During the Spring and Autumn period, the area of present-day Fushan County belonged to the Jin State. According to the group ChinaAid, several worshipers were struck, and some of them were taken to hospital. == Geography ==

Fushan County is located in the south of Shanxi Province, bordering Yaodu District and Xiangfen County to the west, Yicheng County to the south, Anze County to the east, Gu County to the north, and Qinshui County to the southeast. The county varies in altitude from 650 meters in height to 1,511.8 meters in height. Climate The annual average temperature in Fushan County is 11.2 °C, the annual average frost-free period is 191 days, the annual average precipitation is 534.2 millimeters, and the average amount of sunshine per year totals 2,298.8 hours. ==Administrative divisions==

Fushan County has two towns and seven townships. The county's two towns are , which serves as the county's seat of government, and . The county's seven townships are , , , , , , and . == Economy ==

Fushan County has a number of significant mineral deposits, including iron, coal, gold, baryte, and clay. The county's iron ore reserves total 120 million tons, accounting for 60% of the total reserves of Linfen. The proven reserves of coal total 7.6 billion tons, the proven reserves of gold total 0.76 million tons, the proven reserves of limestone total 19.47 million tons, the proven reserves of baryte total 630,000 tons, and the proven reserves of refractory clay total 839,000 tons. == Transportation ==

Rail The Linfen Central-South railway, the Houma–Yueshan railway, and the Datong–Puzhou railway all pass through Fushan County. Road National Highway 208, National Highway 309, and the section of the G22 Qingdao–Lanzhou Expressway all pass through Fushan County. ==Notes and references==