Hegang

Hegang otherwise called Heli and Xingshan is a prefecture-level city in Heilongjiang region of the People's Republic of China, arranged in the southeastern area of the Lesser Khingan Range, confronting Jiamusi over the Songhua River toward the south and Russia's Jewish Autonomous Oblast over the Amur River toward the north. Hegang is one of the important coal-creating urban areas in China. Hegang covers an authoritative territory of 14,679.88 km² and as per the 2010 Census, has a populace of 1,058,665 inhabitants. Its developed zone is home to 664,471 occupants spread out more than 5 urban areas including Dongshan being urbanized, despite the fact that still to a great extent country.
The district of Hegang was a destroy and uninhabited territory until the late 1890s. In 1906, the zone of Hegang City was under the organization of Tangyuan County under the Qing Dynasty. From that point forward, the administration has been urging individuals to cultivate in the locale. In 1914, coalfield was found in Haoli, and Heilongjiang Government endorsed to set up Xinghua Mines which is together contributed by dealers including Shen Songnian. The zone was additionally renamed Xingshan after the Xinghua Coal Mine. The Hegang mines were established in 1916 by a Chinese business person with Russian capital. Hegang has seen fast monetary development because of its rich coal assets.