Where is Dongsheng District, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia located?

Belongs to: Dongsheng District, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia

Dongsheng District is located in the southwest of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It is the seat of the Ordos Municipal Government and the political, economic, cultural, and transportation center of the city. The region has a total area of ??2,530 square kilometers and a total population of 430,000.

The District People’s Government is located at Taohai West Street, Baori, Postal Code: 017000. Code: 150602. Area code: 0477. Pinyin: Dongsheng Qu.

Administrative divisions

Dongsheng District governs 9 streets, 3 towns, and 1 township: Jiaotong Street, Gongyuan Road, Linyin Road, Jianshe Street, Fu Xinglu Street, Tianjiao Road Street, Habagxi Street, Bayinmenke Street, Hoelun Street, Boerjiang Haizi Town, Hantai Town, and Talahao Town.

The total area of ??traffic streets is about 5.5 square kilometers, with a total population of 76,980, including 23,923 floating population. It has jurisdiction over 4 communities and 1 village committee.

Gongyuan Road subdistrict is bounded by Narisong Road in the east, Hangjin North Road in the west, Ordos Street in the south, and Talahao Town in the north. It is the seat of the party, government and military organs at the municipal and district levels. The total area of ??the jurisdiction is 14 square kilometers and the population is 65,406. It governs 1 village (Nianpanliang, composed of 7 communities, with 1846 permanent villagers) and 4 communities (Yucai, Garden, Minsheng, Hongbo, with 18 resident groups).

Linyin Street is located in the south-central part of Dongsheng District. It borders Fuxing Subdistrict Office in the east; Hangjin South Road in the west, adjacent to Jianshe Subdistrict Office; Ordos Street in the north, connected to Park Street; and National Highway 109 in the south. The total area is 4.8 square kilometers and the total population is 61,964. It governs 5 communities (Longfang, Convenience, Technician, Wenyuan, and Yimin)

The Jianshe Subdistrict Office was established in 1984. It is located to the west of Hangjin South Road, south of Ordos City West Street, north of 109 National Highway (based on the original boundary between Tianjiao Subdistrict Office and original Buridu Town), and east of Tianjiao Road. The total area is 5.5 square kilometers and the total population is 50,284 people, including 2,450 agricultural population and 15,770 floating temporary population. It has jurisdiction over 5 communities (Limin Community, Yuying Community, Xinxiang Community, Xinfeng Community, Qiaoxi Community), 1 village committee (Haojiaguibu Village), and 42 residents' groups. The office is located in the neighborhood of No. 30 Jinnan Road, Hangzhou.

The Fuxing Subdistrict Office was established in 2001. Located in the eastern suburbs of the city, it has a total area of ??9.12 square kilometers and a total population of 35,460 people, including 780 agricultural people and 17,020 floating people.

Tianjiao Street is located in the suburbs of Dongsheng District, west of Tianjiao Road, east of the old 210 National Highway (Tujie Tuan Road), south of Yimei Road to Minzu Street (the old 109 National Highway) and the railway, and south of the 109 National Highway (formerly Tianjiao Road). North of the boundary between the street and Buridu Town). The total area is 8.2 square kilometers and the total population is 31,666 people, including 20,752 permanent residents and 10,914 floating population. It governs 1 village (Damiao Liang Village) and 4 communities (Daqiao, Railway, Tiexi, Tianjiao).

Bayinmenke Street is located in the west of Dongsheng City. Donghe Tianjiao Office is bounded by the old 210 National Highway, adjacent to the original Buridu Town to the south, Hantai Town to the west, and Heelun to the north. The office is bounded by the railway. It has a total area of ??17 square kilometers, a total population of 2,362 people, including 2,133 permanent residents, and jurisdiction over 2 villages and 7 resident groups.

Habagxi Sub-district is located between Dongsheng District and Yiqi'a Town, 2 kilometers away from Yiqi'a Town and 23 kilometers away from Dongsheng District. The total area is 371.5 square kilometers and the total population is 7514 people, including 7287 agricultural and animal husbandry people and 208 Mongolian people. It has jurisdiction over 8 village committees, 56 villager groups and 4 resettlement communities. Kangbashi New District, the political, financial and cultural center of Ordos City, is located here. The planned control area of ??the new district is 155 square kilometers and the construction area is 32 square kilometers.

Heelun Street was established in November 2005. It is located in the northern part of Dongsheng City, extending to Hangjin Road in the east (the west wall of District No. 5 Middle School); to the south of Yimei Road Minzu Street; to the west of Baoshen Railway; North to North Exit Interchange, North Ring City Line. It has a total area of ??18 square kilometers, a total population of 27,937, and jurisdiction over 3 communities (Chenjiaqu Community, Yimei Community, and Saihan Community) and 1 village (Yingpanhao Village).

Bojiang Haizi Town is located 50 kilometers west of the urban area, adjacent to Hantai Town in Dongsheng District to the east, Yijinhuoluo Banner to the south, Hangjin Banner to the west, and Dalate Banner to the north. . The terrain slopes from north to south, with an altitude of 1,371 meters to 1,615 meters. It has a total area of ??1,051 square kilometers, a permanent population of 10,774, and jurisdiction over 20 administrative villages and 156 villager groups.

Talahao Town is located in the northeast of Dongsheng District, 6 kilometers away from the urban area. In November 2005, it was formed from the merger of the original Tongchuan Town and Wanli Town. It is the only central town in Dongsheng District. It has a total area of ??600 square kilometers and a total population of 13,800 people, including 12,600 agricultural people. It has jurisdiction over 13 administrative villages and 103 villager groups.

Hantai Town is located in the west of Dongsheng District, 9 kilometers away from the urban area, adjacent to Yijinhuoluo Banner to the south, Dalate Banner to the north, and Bojiang Haizi Town to the west. The geographical coordinates are 109 degrees 39 minutes and 23 seconds east longitude - 109 degrees 56 minutes and 16 seconds, and 39 degrees 43 minutes and 23 seconds north latitude - 39 degrees 55 minutes and 37 seconds.

It has a total area of ??562.5 square kilometers, a total population of 18,425, and jurisdiction over 13 administrative villages and 109 villager groups.

Historical evolution

The name Dongsheng comes from the ancient name "Shengzhou". "Sheng" contains the meaning of decisive victory and victory. Dongsheng means to be in the east of the original.

After the 30th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1904), most of the pastures were reclaimed, and a large number of Han people from Shaanxi and Shanxi moved into the original areas. In the 33rd year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1907), two bureaus were established to manage the county king and Zhasak. Dongsheng Hall, which handles Han people's affairs in the Banner Reclamation Land, is located in Guisui Road, Shanxi Province. In the third year of Xuantong (1911), the Revolution of 1911 broke out. The revolutionary army merged Dongsheng Hall, Wuyuan Hall, and Baotou Town into Baodong Prefecture, and soon they were reorganized.

In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), the Dongsheng Office was reorganized into Dongsheng County and assigned to the Shanxi Guisui Observatory. In the third year of the Republic of China (1914), Shanxi and Sui were divided, and Dongsheng County was placed under the Suiyuan Special Administrative Region. In the 17th year of the Republic of China (1928), Suiyuan Special Administrative Region was transformed into a province, and Dongsheng County was affiliated with Suiyuan Province.

In 1949, Suiyuan was peacefully liberated during the September 19th uprising. At the end of 1949, Dongsheng was transferred from a county directly under the jurisdiction of Suiyuan Province to the jurisdiction of the Yike Zhao League. In 1954, Suiyuan Province was merged into the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. In 1983, the county was removed and a city was established. In 2001, the prefecture-level Ordos City was established, and the original county-level Dongsheng City was changed to Dongsheng District.

On February 26, 2001, the State Council approved (Guohan [2001] No. 17) to cancel the Yike Zhao League and the county-level Dongsheng City, and establish the prefecture-level Ordos City. Dongsheng District was established in Ordos City, and the administrative area of ??the original county-level Dongsheng City was the administrative area of ??Dongsheng District. The District People's Government is located at Taohai West Street, Baori.

In 2000, Dongsheng City governed 4 streets, 5 towns, and 5 townships. According to the fifth census data: the total population is 252,566, including the population of each township (person): Jiaotong Street 53,396 Park Street 36,270 Linyin Street 35,399 Jianshe Street 54,545 Boerjiang Haizi Town 4,746 Chaideng Town 4,965 Hantai Town 62,22 Wanli Town 4796 Tongchuan Town 5953 Bayin Aobao Township 2542 Manlai Township 4484 Buriduliang Township 3984 Yangchanghao Township 32120 Chaonaoliang Township 3144

? List of administrative divisions of Dongsheng District in 2001: (Probably 2001 or 2002 data. Compiled based on the "Inner Mongolia Administrative Division Code" at that time)

Jiaotong Street: jurisdiction over Changqing, Chengqing, Jilaoqing , Jinxiu, Pioneer, Aviation, Chenjiaqu, Xiangxiang, Xincun 9 neighborhood committees; Yangchanghao Village Committee.

Gongyuan Road Subdistrict: It has jurisdiction over 7 neighborhood committees: Anle, Yucai, Xinjian, People's Livelihood, Garden, Hongbo and Tongshun.

Linyin Road Subdistrict: It has jurisdiction over 5 neighborhood committees: Technician, Yimin, Convenience, Linfang, and Wenyuan.

Jianshe Street: It has jurisdiction over 5 neighborhood committees: Xinxiang, Qiaoxi, Xinfeng, Yuying, and Limin; and Haojiaguibu Village Committee.

Fuxing Road Sub-district: It governs 6 neighborhood committees: Fuxing, Guoyuan, Wangri, Yongning, Aolin and Xingnong.

Tianjiao Road Sub-district: It has jurisdiction over 5 neighborhood committees: Yimei, Tianjiao, Railway Station, Daqiao Road, and Tiexi; 4 village committees: Forestry Farm, Damiaoliang, Yingpanhao, and Bayinmenke.

Boerjianghaizi Town: jurisdiction over highway, Tara, Boerjianghaizi, Bayin Aobao, Zharigegou, Haipan, Haihao, Bululiang, Shipan, and Burigastai , Shiguhao, Mori Guqing 12 village committees.

Chaideng Town: It has jurisdiction over 8 village committees: Chaideng, Chengliang, Zhejialiang, Zongdui, Haiziwan, Duoziliang, Manlai and Bandanliang.

Hantai Town: It has jurisdiction over 8 village committees: Yijiata, Selian, Yongsheng, Bansuhao, Jiuchenggong, Wenjiawan, Bulagegou and Hantai Temple.

Wanli Town: It has jurisdiction over four village committees: Tianmangou, Haizi, Zhijita and Nianpanliang.

Tongchuan Town: governs 10 village committees: Tongchuan, Changqing, Baijialiang, Hongnita, Suancigou, Shengchengliang, Diangou, Shenshan, Lintu, and Geshehao.

Buriduliang Town: It has jurisdiction over 5 village committees: Buriduliang, Zaohuohao, Chaganbulage, Darhanhao and Jilaoqing.

In 2004, Dongsheng District governed 6 streets, 6 towns, and 1 township: Jiaotong Street, Gongyuan Road, Linyin Road, Jianshe Street, Fuxing Road, Tianjiao Road Subdistrict, Boerjiang Haizi Town, Chaideng Town, Hantai Town, Wanli Town, Tongchuan Town, Buridu Town, Habagxi Township, as well as Dongsheng Economic and Technological Development Zone and Kangbashi New District. ***There are 61 village committees and 37 neighborhood committees. At the end of the year, the total population was 265,300, including 205,500 urban population and 59,800 rural population. (Data source: Ordos City Yearbook 2005)

Administrative division adjustment in 2005: Tongchuan Town and Wanli Town were merged into Talahao Town; Bayinmenke Street, Habagxi Street, and Hoelun were established. Street; etc. (This site still lacks detailed information on this adjustment).

On November 25, 2020, the Ministry of Water Resources announced the third batch of counties (districts) that have met the standards for water-saving society construction, and Dongsheng District was on the list.

In October 2019, Dongsheng District was selected as one of the top 100 districts in terms of comprehensive strength in the country in 2019, ranking 45th.

In October 2019, Dongsheng District was selected as one of the Top 100 National Science and Technology Innovation Districts in 2019, ranking 25th.

On December 29, 2018, the State Ethnic Affairs Commission named Dongsheng District as the sixth batch of national national unity and progress demonstration areas.

On December 6, 2016, the National Tourism Administration Office identified Dongsheng District as the third batch of national tourism standardization demonstration units.