() is a district of Putian, Fujian province, People's Republic of China. It ranges in latitude from 25ð23' to 25ð 27'N and longitude from 119ð 04' to 119ð10'E. It is located in the middle of the Fujian coast, bordering the Taiwan Strait to the east, south to "triangle of the gold austral Fujian".
In 627, Hanjiang was originally named âÂÂHantou,â meaning it was the head of a sluice built during that time. During the Song dynasty, it was later given the name âÂÂHanjiang.âÂÂ
Hanjiang is composed of two subdistricts, nine towns, and one township. These include Handong Subdistrict (涵ä¸Âè¡ÂéÂÂ), Hanxi Subdistrict (涵西è¡ÂéÂÂ), Sanjiangkou Town (ä¸Âæ±Âå£éÂÂ), Baitang Town (ç½å¡ÂéÂÂ), Guohuan Town (å½欢éÂÂ), Jiangkou Town (æ±Âå£éÂÂ), Wutang Town (梧å¡ÂéÂÂ), Qiulu Town (è©è¦éÂÂ), Baisha Town (ç½æ²ÂéÂÂ), Zhuangbian Town (åºÂè¾¹éÂÂ), Xinxian Town (æ°å¿éÂÂ), and Dayang Township (大æ´Â乡). The district also includes the Chigang Development Zone (赤港å¼ÂÃ¥ÂÂåº). The district government is located in Handong Subdistrict.
With a total area of about 752 square kilometers, Hanjiang is located north of the Mulan Stream estuary and west of Xinghua Bay. Several major transportation routes pass through the district, including National Road 324, the FuzhouâÂÂXiamen Highway, Xingyou Highway, the FuzhouâÂÂXiamen Railway, and the Xiangpu Railway. Hanjiang Railway Station is situated in Jiangkou Town.
Hanjiang has a monsoonal subtropical marine climate, characterised by long, cool and humid summers and short, mild and dry winters. The average annual temperature is 20.2 ðC, with an annual sunlight of 1943 hours and annual precipitation of 1,289mm.
According to the 2010 census, Hanjiang has a population of 470,097 inhabitants, or 16.92% of the population of Putian.
The Hanjiang district has abundant non-metal mineral deposits: reserves of brick and tile clay reach one hundred million tons; granite is over one million cubic meters; and construction sand and mineral water are also plentiful.
Hanjiang is a part of Mulan Stream Plain, which is rich in rice, wheat, sweet potato, soybean, peanut and vegetable. Lychee, longan, loquat, and persimmon are the four main fruits. Seafood such as oysters, sea worms, clams, fish, octopus, especially eel and prawns are well-known both inside and outside the province.
The geothermal water temperature is between 30 ðC and 60 ðC, which is a very favourable temperature to exploit.
Hanjiang has a good natural harbourâÂÂHanjiang Harbour, whose total water line around Xinghua Bay is 19.6 kilometers and the whole Channel length is 43.88 kilometers. The convenient navigation helped the formation of Sanjiangkou Bay and Jiangkou operation area in the history.
By 2008, Hanjiang's GDP amounted to 17.83 billion yuan, an increase of 18.7%. The first, second, and third industry respectively added value 1219 million yuan, 1291 million yuan, and 3701 million yuan, with increases of 6.4%, 22.1%, and 11.4%.