How many towns are there in Shangyi County?

Shangyi County governs 7 towns, 7 townships, 5 communities, and 172 administrative villages.

1. Nanhaoqian Town

Nanhaoqian Town is located in the middle of Shangyi County. County government residence. It covers an area of ??261.38 square kilometers and has a population of 33,800 people (2002). It has jurisdiction over 4 communities and 20 administrative villages. The town government is located at No. 330 Ping'an East Street.

2. Daqinggou Town

Daqinggou Town is located at the junction of Hebei and Inner Mongolia, 30 kilometers north of Shangyi County. The total land area is 187.54 square kilometers, with 65,000 acres of practical cultivated land, including 23,000 acres of irrigated land, 87,000 acres of forest land, and 62,000 acres of grassland.

The town has jurisdiction over 14 administrative villages, 55 natural villages, and 1 neighborhood committee. Three highways, Dongshang, Zhangshang and Dakang, traverse the territory. It has a superior location, convenient transportation, developed electricity and communications, and active trade circulation. Since ancient times, it has been an important economic development area in the Shangyi and Bashang areas.

Evolution Daqinggou Commune was established in 1958 and changed to Daqinggou Town in 1984. In 1997, it had an area of ??190.7 square kilometers and a population of 20,000. It governed Daqinggou, Baiyanbao, Nanhaizi, Anjialiang, Dajing, Weijiacun, Qianguandi, Dayindi, Changfugou, Hannaobu, etc. 14 an administrative village.

3. Hongtuliang Town

Hongtuliang Town is located in the south-central part of Shangyi County, 22 kilometers away from the county seat. It covers an area of ??293.24 square kilometers and has a population of 12,100 people (2002). It has jurisdiction over 1 community and 16 administrative villages, and the town government is located in Hongtuliang Village. The highway is the center of transportation under the dam.

4. Badaogou Town

Badaogou Town is located in the middle of Shangyi County, Hebei Province, with Baiguo Line and Zhangshang Line running through the entire territory. The south is mountainous and the north is hilly, with an average altitude of 1,400 meters. It has jurisdiction over 14 administrative villages, 66 natural villages, 4,726 households, and 15,158 people.

A town under the jurisdiction of Shangyi County. In 1961, it was divided from Nanhaoqian Commune and Badaogou Commune was built. In 1984, it was changed to Badaogou Township and to a town in 1994. It is located in the middle of the county, 17.5 kilometers away from the county seat. It covers an area of ??211.4 square kilometers and has a population of 16,000. Access road.

It governs Badaogou, Dongshui, Yanfangwa, Beishileng, Nandajing, Xisai, Saiertai, Jiayuwa, Huijialiang, Huziwo, Laohushan, Houhao, There are 14 village committees in Qijiashan and Bodaihua. The main agricultural products are oats, potatoes, wheat and flax. .There are also the following place names with the same name as Badaogou Town: Badaogou Town, Changbai Korean Autonomous County, Baishan City, Jilin

5. Xiaoliangou Town

Xiaoliangou Town is located in Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province It is in the southern part of Shangyi County, 33.5 kilometers away from the county seat. It covers an area of ??370.13 square kilometers and has a population of 11,400 people (2002). It has jurisdiction over 17 administrative villages, and the town government is located in Xiaoliangou Village. The South (moat) Zhang (Jiakou) Highway passes through.

6. Sanggangdi Town

Sanggangdi Town, Shangyi County, Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province, is located in the north and west of Shangyi County, in the west of Hebei Province, in the three provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia The junction is a golden zone in the mainland connecting Hebei and Inner Mongolia. It is the economic intersection of Hebei, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia. Provincial Highway 133 and the secondary highway pass through it. The transportation is convenient. It is the only way for the flow of 30,000 acres of vegetables in the adjacent areas of Inner Mongolia.

7. Manjing Town

Manjing Town belonged to Lingyang Township, Manjing District in 1952. Manjing People’s Commune was built in 1958. In 1992, Manjing Township and Dashi Township were merged It was withdrawn and merged into the People's Government of Manjing Town. In 2005, Manjing Town, Shuangsheng Township and Yuanzheng Township were withdrawn and merged into the People's Government of Manjing Town. Manjing Town, Renshou County, is located 3.6 kilometers south of the county. It is the first town in the south of the city. It is located on shallow hills and in a humid subtropical monsoon climate zone with heavy rainfall in summer and low temperatures in winter.

It covers an area of ??65.93 square kilometers, with 26 administrative villages, 217 economic societies and one neighborhood committee under its jurisdiction. The total population is 37,293, including 19,789 males and 17,504 females. The cultivated land area is 34,890 acres. The main agricultural products are Rice, corn, wheat, fruits, vegetables, etc. Manjing Town is 99 kilometers away from Chengdu in the north, 3.6 kilometers away from Renshou County, and 81 kilometers away from Leshan in the south. National Highway 213 runs through the north and south.

8. Qijia Township

Qijia Xiang is located in the west-central part of Shangyi County, Hebei Province, 12.5 kilometers away from the county seat. It covers an area of ??77.2 square kilometers and has a population of 7,700 people (2002). It has jurisdiction over 8 administrative villages, and the township government is located in Qijia Village.

South (moat) Zhang (Jiakou) City highway transit.

Qijia Township is adjacent to Shangyi County and is located at the intersection of Baiguo, Zhangshang, Dashang and other backbone highways in the county. The seat of the township government is 12.5 kilometers away from the county seat, 110 kilometers away from Zhangjiakou City, and 300 kilometers away from Beijing City.

The township governs 8 administrative villages and 22 natural villages, with 2,491 households, including 1,880 permanent households, a total population of 7,923, including 4,313 laborers, and a total area of ??115,728 acres, including 46,200 acres of cultivated land. (24,000 acres of irrigated land), 15,200 acres of farmland, 11,725 ??acres of forest land, and 21,435 acres of grassland. In 2006, the per capita net income was 2,860 yuan, with an average annual increase of 300 yuan.

9. Dayingpan Township

Dayingpan Township is located in the north of Shangyi County, Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province and the southern edge of the Inner Mongolia prairie. It borders Shangdu County in Inner Mongolia and is adjacent to Beijing and Tianjin. It has a geographical advantage Significantly. The township has jurisdiction over 6 administrative villages, 41 natural villages, 4,022 households, and a population of 14,641. The total land area is 380,000 acres, including 62,000 acres of cultivated land, 140,000 acres of pasture, and 77,000 acres of forest land. Da (Daqinggou)-Shang (Shangdu) line and Bai (Baiqi)-Guo (Guo Leizhuang) line provincial highways pass through.

It is 60 kilometers away from the entrance of Zhangshi Expressway and 80 kilometers away from the entrance of Danla Expressway. It is only 3 hours away from Beijing. It is a close layer radiating from the Beijing-Tianjin economic circle and is one of the "three major economic development strategies" of Hebei Province. One of the important implementation areas of the “Beijing-Tianjin Strategy”.

10. Jiashihe Xiang

Jiashihe Xiang is located in the southeast of Shangyi County and belongs to the Basia Mountain area. It is adjacent to Wanquan to the south and Zhangbei County to the east. It is 37.5 kilometers away from the county seat. It covers an area of ??143.1 square kilometers and has total cultivated land resources of more than 40,000 acres. Since the implementation of returning farmland to forest in 2002, 20,500 acres of farmland have been converted into forests. The actual cultivated land is less than 20,000 acres. The township governs 13 administrative villages and 28 natural villages. , with a population of 7,900.

11. Dasuji Township

Dasuji Township is located in the north of Shangyi County, 47.5 kilometers away from the county seat. It covers an area of ??138.27 square kilometers and has a population of 11,600 people (2002). It has jurisdiction over 13 administrative villages, and the township government is located in Suji Village.

12. Xiamaquan Township

Xiamaquan Township is located in the southwest of Shangyi County, Zhangjiakou City. The township government is located in Xiamaquan Village. The main mineral resources in the territory include iron, purple shale, bentonite, mica, marble, etc.

13. Shijing Township

Shijing Township is located in the eastern area of ??Bashang, Shangyi County, adjacent to Zhangbei to the east, Manjing Town and Badaogou Town to the south, and Daqinggou to the west. The town is 35 kilometers away from the county seat, and the provincial highway Dongshang Line passes through it. The township governs 13 administrative villages and 42 natural villages, with a total population of 14,000. The total area is 131 square kilometers, including 43,000 acres of cultivated land, 45,000 acres of grassland, and 97,000 acres of forest land. The forest coverage rate is 20% and the grassland coverage rate is 23%.

14. Taolizhuang Township

Taolizhuang Township is located in the southeast of Shangyi County, Hebei Province, adjacent to Zhangbei County to the east and Wanquan County to the south. The geographical coordinates are: 114 East Longitude °13′—114°2 4′, 40°58′—41°07′ north latitude. The total land area of ??the township is 119.48 square kilometers, which is divided into two landform units, upper and lower. The upper part is mainly dry crops, supplemented by livestock breeding, and the lower part is mainly vegetable planting.

The township governs 10 administrative villages, 29 natural villages (including Yuanbutong New Village), 2,763 households, 8,186 agricultural population, 1,946 permanent households, and 5,503 people. The township has 1 middle school, 12 incomplete primary schools, and 1 complete primary school connected to the distance education network, with 73 teachers and a total of 731 students.

There are 32 on-the-job cadres and employees in the township, 6 computers, and 3 broadband connections, initially realizing the full sharing of network resources. The township has 580 installed telephones and more than 1,200 mobile phones. The mobile phone signal coverage rate reaches 98%. The number of mobile phone owners accounts for about 22% of the total population of the township. A cultural station has been set up in the township, with more than 1,000 scientific and technological books.

Evolution? It originally belonged to Tumu Road Commune. It was set aside in 1961 to build Taolizhuang Commune. In 1984, it was renamed Taolizhuang Township.

In 1997, it had an area of ??119.5 square kilometers and a population of 9,000. It governed 10 factories including Taolizhuang, Xiaoshanjingou, Xiaojingwa, Yuanbutong, Xiaoxigou, Sanlizhuang, Xicheng Kiln, Ximalin Kiln, Tiancheng Kiln, and Tankfang Factory. administrative village.

Extended information

The territory of Shangyi County was the northern border of Daijun in the Qin Dynasty, and belonged to Daijun and Qeru County in the Western Han Dynasty (northwest of Xinghe County, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region).

The Eastern Han Dynasty was the nomadic land of the Xiongnu and Xianbei.

The Wei and Jin Dynasties of the Three Kingdoms were the Xianbei people.

The Northern Wei Dynasty was the area of ??Rouxuan Town (governing the western trench area of ??Xinghe County).

The Eastern Wei and Northern Qi were Huaihuang Town (Zhangbei County). The Sui Dynasty was the northern border of Yanmen County.

The Tang Dynasty was a nomadic land of Turks, Kumoxi and Khitans.

During the Five Dynasties, it was the land of Khitan. Liao belongs to Fengsheng Prefecture on Xijing Road and Rouyuan County (Zhangbei County) of Xuande County on Xijing Road.

In the Yuan Dynasty, it was Weining County (the southern moat area). It belongs to Xinghe Road, Zhongshu Province.

In the Ming Dynasty, Xinghe guarded the grazing land of thousands of households and the Tatar tribes.

In the early Qing Dynasty, the old system was followed. In the second year of Yongzheng (AD 1724), it belonged to Zhangjiakou Director Tongzhi and Fumin Mansion. From Qianlong to Guangxu, more and more people were colonized and gradually became a village.

In the second year of the Republic of China (1913), it was transferred to Zhangbei County. In the fourth year of the Republic of China (1915), the northern part was assigned to the Shangdu Reclamation Bureau. In the seventh year of the Republic of China (1918), it was transferred to the Second Administrative District of Shangdu County. .

In the 23rd year of the Republic of China (1934), the second district and one section each of the third and fifth districts of Shangdu County (today's Daqinggou, Dayingpan, Dasuji, Halagou, Houshizhuangjing) were Commune) was set aside, and Shangyi was built in Daqinggou to set up the administrative bureau (Shangyi, which promoted propriety, justice and integrity). In the 25th year of the Republic of China (1936), it was occupied by the Japanese puppets and the administrative bureau was renamed Shangyi County.

In September 1909, the puppet Mongolian government was established, and Shangyi belonged to the Chahar League (1943). The western district of Zhangbei County (now the eleven communes in the south and central part of the county) was placed under Shangyi County. The puppet county government moved from Daqinggou to Nanhaoqian.

After the first liberation in 1945, the city was strategically evacuated the following year. After the second liberation in 1948, the People's Government of Shangyi County (stationed in the southern trench) was established to belong to Chahar Province. In 1952, it was placed under the jurisdiction of Hebei Province. It was merged into Zhangbei County in 1958, placed under Shangdu County in 1960, and restored to Shangyi County in May 1961. ?[4]?

In 1970, Zhangjiakou Prefecture was renamed Zhangjiakou Area, and Shangyi belonged to it.

On July 1, 1993, Zhangjiakou area was merged into Zhangjiakou City, and Shangyi was under the jurisdiction of Zhangjiakou City.

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