Geographical location: Tianjin Binhai New Area is located in the northern part of the North China Plain, at the intersection of the Shandong Peninsula and the Liaodong Peninsula, on the lower reaches of the Haihe River Basin, east of the Tianjin city center, at the top of the Bohai Bay, on the edge of the Bohai Sea, and adjacent to Fengnan County, Hebei Province in the north.

It is bounded to the south by Huanghua City, Hebei Province, and its geographical coordinates are located at 38°40′ to 39°00′ north latitude, and 117°20′ to 118°00 east longitude. The surrounding environment closely relies on the two municipalities of Beijing and Tianjin, and has the largest artificial port in China.

, the most potential consumer market and the most complete urban supporting facilities.

With the new area as the center, there are 11 large cities with a population of more than 1 million distributed within a radius of 500 kilometers.

Externally, Binhai New Area occupies the core position of the Bohai Rim Economic Circle, facing Japan and the Korean Peninsula across the sea. It faces Northeast Asia and the rapidly rising Asia-Pacific Economic Circle. It is placed in the overall world economy and has unlimited development opportunities.

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Binhai New Area is rich in natural resources. There are a large number of wastelands and tidal flats with low development costs. It is rich in oil, natural gas, raw salt, topography, marine resources, etc. It also has a strong industrial foundation and is recognized at home and abroad as an ideal area for the development of modern industry.

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Area Binhai New Area has a coastline of 153 kilometers, a land area of ??2,270 square kilometers, and a sea area of ??3,000 square kilometers.

On the basis of the built-up area of ??110.85 square kilometers in 1993, the key planned construction area was 350 square kilometers. By the end of 2007, the built-up area had reached 221.95 square kilometers.

The planned area of ????the 350 square kilometers of key planning and construction includes: three functional areas: Tianjin Port, Development Zone, and Bonded Zone; three administrative districts: Tanggu District, Hangu District, and Dagang District urban part; Haihe River Downstream Metallurgical Industrial Zone: Dongli District

6 streets and towns, Gegu Town, Jinnan District.

Population: In 1993, the registered population was 992,000, and the permanent population was 1.03 million.

In 2002, the registered population was 1.06 million and the permanent population was 1.26 million.

In 2005, the permanent population was 1.4 million.

In 2007, the registered population was 1.1441 million and the permanent population was 1.7209 million.

In 2008, the permanent population was 2.02 million.

Development of the “Eleventh Five-Year Plan” In the “Eleventh Five-Year Plan”, Tianjin Binhai New Area was included in the overall national development strategic layout.

On April 26, 2006, the State Council executive meeting approved Tianjin Binhai New Area to conduct a pilot comprehensive supporting reform.

During the "11th Five-Year Plan" period, Tianjin Binhai New Area will become the third development pole of China's regional economy after Shanghai Pudong New Area in the Yangtze River Delta and the Special Economic Zone in the Pearl River Delta.

Tianjin Binhai New Area’s development advantages and location advantages: Binhai New Area is located in the center of Northeast Asia, which has the most active economic development in the world, and at the eastern starting point of the Eurasian Continental Bridge.

It has an outlet to the sea that can be used by landlocked countries such as Stan, and has a vast radiation space in the "Three Norths".

Transportation advantages: Binhai New Area has a well-developed three-dimensional transportation network of sea, land and air. It is an important hub connecting home and abroad and radiating to the "Three Norths".

Tianjin Port, which also ranks among the top 20 deep-water ports in the world, is an important maritime channel in the central and western regions.

Binhai International Airport is an important trunk airport and northern air cargo center in my country.

Resource advantages: There are 1,199 square kilometers of wasteland, tidal flats and a small amount of low-yield farmland available for development and construction in the coastal area.

The total oil resources in the Bohai Sea are 9.8 billion tons, of which 3.2 billion tons of proven oil geological reserves and nearly 200 billion cubic meters of natural gas.

Industrial base advantages: Binhai New Area is an important oil exploration and processing base in my country.

The electronic information industry ranks among the best in the country.

Marine chemical industry has a long history, and its production scale and product quality are world-renowned and leading in the country.

Petroleum casing production ranks among the top four in the world.

Advantages of institutional innovation: Binhai New Area has a number of functional economic zones such as national development zones, bonded zones, marine high-tech zones, and export processing zones. It has established a government management system that adapts to rapid economic development and a market economy operating mechanism that is in line with the world economy.

It has accumulated rich experience in utilizing both international and domestic resources and markets, and has cultivated a group of export-oriented talents who have mastered international advanced technology and are proficient in modern management.

Huge development potential: Binhai New Area has 1,214 square kilometers of saline-alkali wasteland that can be developed, and is rich in oil, gas and geothermal resources.

Proven oil resource reserves in the Bohai Sea are 9.8 billion tons, natural gas is 193.7 billion cubic meters, and 20 million cubic meters of geothermal energy can be exploited annually.

Note: Tianjin is located in the northeastern part of the North China Plain, the lower reaches of the Haihe River Basin, and the center of the Bohai Bay. It borders the Bohai Sea to the east and Yanshan Mountain to the north.

120 kilometers away from the capital Beijing, it is one of the four municipalities directly under the Central Government in China and the largest coastal open city in the north.

In July 2006, the State Council further clarified Tianjin's urban positioning and will build Tianjin into an international port city, a northern economic center and an ecological city with prosperous economy, social civilization, advanced science and education, complete facilities and beautiful environment.