Abstract

This paper analyzed the clustering degree and spatial distribution characteristics of the imported timber landing processing industry in China’s Heilongjiang province based on the survey and statistical data during 2019–2021. The location entropy method was used to quantify the clustering degree of timber landing processing. Multi-distance spatial clustering analysis, hotspot analysis, and spatial autocorrection analysis were conducted to identify the spatial pattern of enterprises and analyze the hotspots and spatial correlation among the prefecture-level cities in the region. Results showed that there was obvious industrial agglomeration in imported timber landing processing in Heilongjiang Province, and the overall spatial pattern of the industry showed significant spatial aggregation at different spatial scales. The hotspots were primarily concentrated in the southeast of the province with a high level of industrial development, while the cold spots were primarily in the western and northern parts with a low level of industrial development. The distribution of the imported timber landing processing industry at the provincial level was positively correlated, but not very significantly. There was large spatial heterogeneity for the imported timber landing processing industry. Some suggestions were put forward in order to accelerate the construction of imported timber landing processing industrial clusters in the region.

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