Administrative divisions of Lushan County

The administrative divisions of Lushan County: Xiatang Town, Liangwa Town, Zhangliang Town, Zhangguanying Town, Yaoshan Town, Wawu Town, Zhangdian Township, Xinji Township, Xiongbei Township, and Hanhe Township , Zhaocun Township, Dongzhou Township, Cangtou Township, Malou Township, Jizhong Township, Beizi Township, Luoziying Township, Guanyinsi Township, Sikeshu Township, Zhaopingtaiku District Township, Lufeng Subdistrict Office , Qintai Subdistrict Office, Luyang Subdistrict Office, Huiyuan Subdistrict Office.

It governs 4 streets, 5 towns, and 15 townships. Zhengyao Expressway, Tai'ao Expressway, National Highway 311, National Highway 207 and Provincial Highway S242 and S231 cross the entire county. The Yaoshan-Zhongyuan Giant Buddha Scenic Area is a national 5A-level tourist attraction and a national key scenic spot; the Thrush Valley Scenic Area is a national 4A-level tourist attraction, and its ancient buildings include a Confucian Temple and a Ming Dynasty Mosque.

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Lushan County zoning history:

In 1999, Lushan County governed 5 towns and 17 townships.

In 2000, Lushan County governed 6 towns and 16 townships.

In 2005, the township zoning of Lushan County was adjusted: Tumen Township was abolished and merged into the jurisdiction of Beizi Township. The location of the Beizi Township People's Government remained unchanged. As of December 31, 2005, Lushan County governed 6 towns and 15 townships

In 2006, the Lushan County Government decided to abolish Luyang Town and adjust some administrative divisions of Zhangdian Township and Dongzhou Township , established four sub-district offices: Lufeng, Qintai, Luyang and Huiyuan; the area under the original jurisdiction of Luyang Town and 22 administrative villages including Zhanying in Zhangdian Township and Wulitou in Dongzhou Township were included in the urban area.

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