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| Sever Star Hill | Hushan Mountains | The Baima Mountains | Yangcheng Mountains | Dongjia Mountains |
| Linnei Mountains | Chukuo Pingding Mountains | Wutanping | Fanzihliao | Jhuoshuei River |
| Cingshuei River | Dapu River | Hushanliao River | Jioucyonglin River | Shihshueikeng |
| Gan River | Jhuzihkeng | Fanzihkeng |
Bukeng | Dashihkeng | Dingjhuangzihkeng | Chukoukeng |
| Gongguanzihkeng | Niouchoukeng | Tianzihhukeng | Kutiekeng | Dahukeng |
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Name of Terrain：Dingjhuangzihkeng |
| Description of Terrain：Dingjhuangzihkeng is also known as Dakeng of Linnei and used to be the major road connecting Linnei to Pingding. It is the greatest valley in this area and collects the water in numerous pits and valleys in the mountains behind Dingjhuang and southern Chukou Mountain. After passing by Dingjhuangzih Bridge, it is divided by the Linnei Canal and provides water to irrigate the downstream farmlands. |
| Description of Geology：The alluvial soil comprises grit and clay and color changes from dark gray, olive gray to brownish black. The soil has a high viscosity, is free of contamination and rich in organic matters like nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium and magnesium silicate, which are suitable and necessary for crops. |