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Baishanzu
China · Elevation not verified
Reviewed routes
No reviewed route is included. Missing route information does not establish safe or legal access.
About this mountain
Baishanzu is a mountain in Zhejiang, China.
China
27.7542
119.2053
百山祖
Baishanzu
bai shan zu
Zhejiang
Sources and scope
Exact recorded point corroborated by independent named-peak gazetteer within approximately 10 m
- Mount Baishanzu Map - Peak - Lishui, Zhejiang, China — Mapcarta (OpenStreetMap, GeoNames and Wikidata-derived) · checked 2026-09-29
Nature & wildlife
The broader Fengyangshan-Baishanzu protected landscape is designated for forest ecosystems and rare species.
This does not establish occurrence at the summit point.
The Baishanzu fir is documented in Baishanzu National Nature Reserve.
Mountain-summit occurrence is not established.
Official sources document national reserve protection and Baishanzu fir conservation in the broader Baishanzu area.
Reserve scope only.
Sources and scope
National nature reserve landscape; not exact summit occurrence
Baishanzu National Nature Reserve only; summit occurrence not established
- Zhejiang Province nature reserve register — Ministry of Ecology and Environment of China · checked 2026-09-29
- Wild reproduction of Baishanzu fir rises from 3 trees to more than 4,000 — National Forestry and Grassland Administration of China · checked 2026-09-29
Conservation
The broader Fengyangshan-Baishanzu protected landscape is designated for forest ecosystems and rare species.
This does not establish occurrence at the summit point.
The Baishanzu fir is documented in Baishanzu National Nature Reserve.
Mountain-summit occurrence is not established.
Official sources document national reserve protection and Baishanzu fir conservation in the broader Baishanzu area.
Reserve scope only.
Sources and scope
National nature reserve landscape; not exact summit occurrence
Baishanzu National Nature Reserve only; summit occurrence not established
- Zhejiang Province nature reserve register — Ministry of Ecology and Environment of China · checked 2026-09-29
- Wild reproduction of Baishanzu fir rises from 3 trees to more than 4,000 — National Forestry and Grassland Administration of China · checked 2026-09-29