What reservoirs are there in Xinchang?

Xinchang county has more than 600 large, medium and small reservoirs and more than 5,200 large and small reservoirs with a total storage capacity of 317 million cubic meters. The total annual reserve of groundwater is 654.38+64 billion cubic meters.

According to the investigation of relevant units, the theoretical reserve is 72,800 kilowatts, and the total recoverable amount is 610.55 million kilowatts. The theoretical reserves of hydraulic resources in Xinchang county reach 59.6 kilowatts, ranking first in Shaoxing city. 1986 Xinchang county takes the lead in realizing rural electrification in the whole province. By the end of 198, the county had a total of 108 hydropower stations with a total installed capacity of 43,700 kilowatts, ranking first in the province.

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The name of Xinchang County comes from the name of Xinchang Township, which also symbolizes the prosperity of the newly established county. Now it has a history of 1 100 years.

Xinchang County was a land crossing during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and Huiji County during the Qin Dynasty. At the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, Huiji County was located under the county, and Xinchang was a part of the county. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the warlords became independent. In the third year of the Tang Dynasty (896), Qian Liu captured Yue State and established Wu Yue State.

In the second year of Liang Kaiping in the Five Dynasties (908), Qian Liu, the king of Wu Yueguo, was located in Xinchang County, and the east was divided into 13 township. 13 townships are Yongshou, Shishun, Changhua, Xiangming and Xinchang.

The name of the county comes from the name of Xinchang township, which also implies the prosperity of the newly established county. Xinchang belongs to Yuezhou in the Northern Song Dynasty and Shaoxing Road in the Southern Song Dynasty. The Yuan Dynasty was subordinate to Shaoxing Prefecture, and was assigned to Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces. In the Ming Dynasty, he was transferred to Ning Shaodao, the minister of foreign affairs of Zhejiang Province. Xinchang in Qing Dynasty belonged to Shaoxing Prefecture, and was placed under Shaotai Road, Xiao Ning, Zhejiang Province.

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