How did the division of Baoji and 12 districts and counties in Shaanxi Province change?

The zoning changes of Baoji, an important city in Shaanxi Province, and the origin of 12 districts and counties are as follows:

1949 Baoji City was established, and a district-Baoji District was established at the same time. 1950 Baoji district changed to Baoji district, 1969 Baoji district changed its name to Baoji district. At that time, there were 1 1 counties and 1 cities in Baoji. 1979 changed to Baoji city. At this time, Baoji City, as a prefecture-level city, appeared in the administrative divisions of Shaanxi. However, in 1979, Baoji area split again, and Baoji area and Baoji city merged in 1980. At this point, the evolution of Baoji zoning changes has completely ended.

As a prefecture-level city in Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province, Baoji is an important central city of Guanzhong Plain urban agglomeration, located in the west of Guanzhong Plain in China. Baoji currently has 4 districts and 8 counties, with a total area of about 18 1 17 square kilometers.

Brief introduction of Baoji

Baoji, known as Chencang and Yongcheng in ancient times, is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Shaanxi Province and a sub-central city of Guantian Economic Zone. Located in the west of Guanzhong Plain, it governs 4 districts and 8 counties, with a permanent population of 3.282 million at the end of 2002/kloc-0. Baoji has a history of more than 2,700 years and is known as the hometown of Emperor Yan and the hometown of bronzes.

Four treasures, stone drums, He Zun and other cultural relics in the late Qing Dynasty were unearthed, and China handicrafts such as Xifu Shehuo, Fengxiang woodcut New Year pictures and clay sculptures were preserved. It is a city that won the China Habitat Environment Award and the China Environment Award, a national civilized city, an excellent tourist city in China, a national forest city, an industrial center in the west, a high-end equipment manufacturing base, Titanium Valley in China, and one of the important railway transportation hubs in China. In February 2022, cross-border electronic commerce Comprehensive Experimental Zone was approved.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Baoji