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Does Zhuji belong to northern or southern Zhejiang?
Zhuji belongs to northern Zhejiang. Zhuji City is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Zhejiang Province, which is hosted by Shaoxing City and located in the southwest of Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province. It is the junction of hills in the southeast and northwest of Zhejiang Province, surrounded by mountains, and there is an open channel basin in the north. Zhuji is adjacent to Shengzhou City in the east, Dongyang City, Yiwu City and Pujiang County in Jinhua City in the south, Tonglu County and Fuyang District in Hangzhou City in the west, and Keqiao District and Xiaoshan District in Hangzhou City in the north.

Zhuji has a long history and profound cultural heritage. It is the hometown of Yue, the hometown of teachers and the place where Gou Jian, the king of Yue, tried to revive the country. In the twenty-fifth year of Qin Dynasty, Zhuji County was established, which was subordinate to Huiji County. Zhuji is the birthplace of Yue culture. Top 100 counties and cities in China, the first batch of strong cities in science and technology in Zhejiang Province and the first batch of strong cities in education in Zhejiang Province. Wuxie Scenic Area around the Yangtze River is a national scenic spot and an excellent tourist city in China.

Zhuji City is surrounded by mountains, and a river runs through the city. The east and west are low mountain valley basins, and the north is lake river network plain, which constitutes a river basin open to the north. All the mountains in the territory belong to Xianxialing Mountain System. Huiji Mountain in the east is the watershed of Puyang River, Cao 'e River and Dongyang River. Longmen Mountain in the west is the watershed between puyang river and Fuchun River. The river belongs to Puyang river system. Puyang River runs through the north and south, with a main stream of 67.6 kilometers long and eight tributaries in the east and west distributed in veins.