Does Xiaoshan belong to Hangzhou? Does Xiaoshan belong to the main city of Hangzhou?

As of 20 19, Xiaoshan belongs to Hangzhou, which is not the main city and is separated from the main city by a river.

Xiaoshan District is a municipal district of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, which is located in the north of Zhejiang Province, the south bank of Hangzhou Bay and the south bank of Qiantang River, and in the south wing of the Yangtze River Delta with the most active county economy in China.

It is adjacent to Keqiao District of Shaoxing City in the east, Zhuji City in the south, Fuyang District in the west, Qiantang River in the northwest, Hangzhou Bay in the north and Haining City across the river, with a total land area of 14 17.83 square kilometers.

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The Historical Evolution of Xiaoshan District

1949 On May 5th, Xiaoshan was liberated by China People's Liberation Army, and it is a county directly under the province. At the end of June, 1949 was assigned to Shaoxing area.

From 1950 to 10, 15 towns such as Qinghua, Evolution and Chengshan. , which belongs to the evolution area of Shaoxing County, and Linpu Town, which originally belonged to Shaoxing County, was partially placed under Xiaoshan County. Qianqing Town of Xiaoshan County was placed under Shaoxing County.

Since 1952, it has been a county directly administered by the province.

1In February, 956, Dongwan, Jiazao and Bei Tang 1 1 townships belonging to Anchang District of Shaoxing County were assigned to Xiaoshan County, and Li Andong, Lianxi and Lvxia townships in Xiaoshan County's evolution area were assigned to Shaoxing County.

Shang He District, Xiaoshan County, Anshan, Taoyuan and Jing Yao townships, Jianshan Township, Xie Jia and Xinhekou villages were placed under Zhuji (1Xiaoshan again in March, 957); Four villages in Zhu Yue Township, Zhuji County, including Xiaoshantou, Fangshan Front, Lantoujiao, Zhu Yue and half Mojia, were placed under Xiaoshan County.

1957 Shaoxing area was revoked and Xiaoshan county was placed under Ningbo area.

1959, Xiaoshan county was changed to Hangzhou.

Starting from 1966, Xiaoshan began to fill the sea on a large scale, and the county area continued to expand. Xiaoshan reclamation is a new land along Qiantang River after the founding of the People's Republic of China.

The Qiantang River is bounded on the north, east and west, and the Nansha levee is in the south. By the end of 2000, the reclamation area of Xiaoshan reached 526,200 mu, accounting for about a quarter of its land area.

1987165438+1October 27th, with the approval of the State Council, Xiaoshan county was abolished and Xiaoshan city was established at the county level. 1988 65438+ 10/month 1, Xiaoshan County was renamed Xiaoshan City and still belongs to Hangzhou City.

On May 8th, 1996, Xixing Town, Changhe Town and Puyan Town, which originally belonged to Xiaoshan City, were incorporated into the urban area of Hangzhou and managed by Xihu District. In February 65438+February 65438+February, with the approval of the State Council, Binjiang District of Hangzhou was established on the basis of Xixing, Changhe and Puyan towns in Xiaoshan City.

On March 25th, 20001year, with the approval of the State Council, Xiaoshan City, a county-level city, was abolished and Xiaoshan District of Hangzhou City was established. The administrative level is higher than the county level, which is the deputy department level and enjoys the economic authority of prefecture-level cities.

On August 30th, 20 13, the Zhejiang provincial government approved the cancellation of the organizational system of Guali Town, Kanshan Town and Dangshan Town, and the merger and establishment of a new Guali Town. The whole town governs 1 1 community, 63 administrative villages, and the town government access 100. After the adjustment of administrative divisions, Xiaoshan District governs 15 towns and 1 1 streets.

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