What is the population of Yuhang District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province?

Population: about 832,000 people

Population density: 682 people/km2

Yuhang is located in the northern part of Zhejiang Province, between the Hangjiahu Plain and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. The southern end is the center of the Yangtze River Delta. It is the "dawn of Chinese civilization" - the birthplace of Liangzhu culture. It is known as "the land of fish and rice, the house of silk, the land of flowers and fruits, and the land of culture". The district has a total area of ??1,220 square kilometers and governs 14 towns, 1 township, and 4 streets. At the end of 2008, the district had a registered population of 837,400. In 2004, the comprehensive socio-economic development index ranked 16th among counties (cities) in the country.

Yuhang has a long history. As early as the Majiabang Culture period six to seven thousand years ago, ancestors lived and worked in the hot land of Yuhang, making it one of the origins of rice farming culture; during the Liangzhu Culture period four to five thousand years ago, Yuhang University The ground has given birth to brilliant material civilization and spiritual culture. As the "dawn of Chinese civilization", today, the Liangzhu Cultural Site Group has become the largest and most advanced representative of the five thousand years of Chinese civilization history; the name of Yuhang, It has been recorded in historical records in the Spring and Autumn Period that it belonged to the territory of Wu and Yue, and in the middle of the Warring States Period it belonged to Chu; during the Southern Song Dynasty, Yuhang, as the capital of the capital, became the most economically and culturally developed region in the country.

What is as splendid as Yuhang’s long history is the numerous talents that Yuhang has produced. Yuhang, which has both the aura of the Tianmu Mountains and the majestic winds of the southeastern coast, is known as a country of cultural relics and a gathering place of humanities, where talents have emerged in large numbers throughout the ages. In the legendary era, Dayu once conquered the raging water demon here, leaving behind relics that are admired by future generations; the famous general Ling Tong of the Three Kingdoms, the politician and scientist Shen Kuo of the Song Dynasty, and the mathematician Yang Hui of the Southern Song Dynasty are famous in history; in modern times, democratic revolutionaries have appeared , thinker and master of Chinese studies Zhang Binglin (also known as Taiyan).

Yuhang has picturesque mountains and rivers, beautiful bells and whistles, and extremely rich natural and cultural landscapes. There are traces left by famous people such as the "Tea Saint" Lu Yu, the great poet Su Dongpo, and the epigraphic calligrapher and painter Wu Changshuo. There are also landscapes such as Chaoshan, one of the three major plum exploration resorts in the south of the Yangtze River, Jingshan, a Buddhist holy land, Dongmingshan Forest Park, Huangheshan Tiandu City, etc. Scenic spots include the Liangzhu Cultural Museum, the remains of Yang Naiwu and Xiao Baicai and other cultural landscapes.

After the city was abolished and divided into districts, Yuhang, which surrounded the old Hangzhou city on the east, west and north sides, became the gateway to paradise. With an area of ??1,228 square kilometers, its advantages are highlighted. The transportation is convenient. In addition to the Shanghai-Hangzhou-Ningbo, Hangning, Hangzhou-Huizhou, and ring expressways, there are also the Hangpu Expressway under construction, National Highway 104, National Highway 320, Provincial Highways 01, 02, 04, 09, 15, and East-West Avenue. , Tangkang Highway, Wenyi Road Extension and other important roads are connected into a network in the area. Yuhang's location advantage has been greatly improved and it has become a sub-city of Hangzhou metropolis.

The scenery is beautiful and the environment is beautiful. Linping City and Tangqi have mountains and rivers. They are both good places for people to live, surrounded by mountains and rivers. In recent years, the green area of ??Linping in the urban area has increased significantly. The area of ??People's Square and Century Park are more than 6 hectares. Together with the greening of roads and residential areas, it has initially become an evergreen place all year round. The ancient towns of Yuhang, Liangzhu, Xianlin, Pingyao and other places have beautiful mountains and clear waters, excellent natural ecological scenery, and are even better places for people to live.

In December 2004, Yuhang District was awarded the title of "Provincial Civilized City". In early 2003, Yuhang District proposed to create a “provincial civilized urban district”. In the past two years, the District Civilization Committee has organized and carried out selection activities such as "Top Ten Citizens", "Top Ten Laid-off and Re-employed Stars", and "Top Ten Migrant Employees"; it has carefully designed "Toward Urbanization", "Being Honest and Building a Business with Credibility" and other series of themed educational activities. By the end of the year, the district had 2 provincial top 100 communities, 3 provincial civilized communities, 7 provincial demonstration communities, and 32 municipal and district-level civilized (characteristic) communities. At the same time, during the construction process, we continue to expand the characteristics of the construction and strive to improve the taste of the city. In the construction of agency efficiency, we took the lead in the province - "Several Provisions on Strengthening the Construction of Agency Efficiency (Trial)"; in the activity of creating "Safe Yuhang", we innovated the triple working mechanism of "joint defense, joint logistics, and joint debugging"; and Taking the cultivation of cultural strength as an important part of sustainable development, a number of large-scale and high-end cultural sites such as the China Jiangnan Water Village Culture Museum have been built. There are more than 1,300 cultural and sports venues of various types in the region, and the total cultural industry has accounted for 5% of the region’s GDP. After more than two years of hard work, Yuhang's ecological environment has been significantly improved, and various indicators have reached the standard requirements of a "civilized city". It is becoming one of the models of environmental protection with rapid and healthy economic development, a virtuous ecological cycle, a beautiful and clean city, and comfortable and convenient life. city.

In 2004, efforts to comprehensively improve the environment were intensified, and the quality of the urban environment was significantly improved. The implementation of the "Ecological Zone Plan" was launched and the "River Regulation Plan" was compiled and completed. Vigorously promote the socialization of municipal facility maintenance, and implement maintenance bidding for 16.83 hectares of urban green space for the first time. Comprehensive environmental management efforts have been intensified, with 35 kilometers of rivers dredged, 71 quarrying companies shut down, and “model creation” work fully meeting the technical verification requirements of the State Environmental Protection Administration’s expert group. Comprehensively promote urban greening construction and further improve the urban ecological environment. The newly added green space area in the built-up area was 22.6 hectares throughout the year, and the public green space area reached 112 hectares. The green coverage rate of built-up areas is 35.08%. The per capita public green space area in the urban area is 7.36 square meters. The forest belts on both sides of the Yuhang section of the Ring Expressway were named "Zhejiang Province Key Public Welfare Forest Demonstration Area".

In recent years, the Yuhang District Government has successively adopted a series of policies to support the development of the real estate industry. The policy of "buying a house into a household" is implemented, allowing outsiders to buy a house into the household; the tax rate adjustment in the real estate market reduces the deed tax and real estate transaction fees for commercial houses, and uses tax leverage to cultivate and stimulate the development of the real estate market; allowing housing reform houses to be listed and traded in advance , which is conducive to the development of the secondary and tertiary real estate markets, cultivates and develops a group of individual home purchasers, and promotes the development of the retail housing market. At the same time, financial institutions in Yuhang regard the real estate industry as an important investment direction, and have launched mortgage, mortgage and other loan methods for home buyers, solving the financing difficulties of home buyers.

The investment in residential construction completed throughout the year was 5.291 billion yuan, an increase of 23.6%; the residential construction area was 6.317 million square meters, and the completed area was 1.454 million square meters. According to a sample survey, at the end of the year, the per capita housing area of ??urban residents was 28.1 square meters, and the per capita housing area of ??farmers was 59.1 square meters. In 2004, the price of commercial housing in Linping urban area was generally around 4,500 yuan per square meter. The sales area of ??commercial housing throughout the year was 870,000 square meters, an increase of 46.2% over the previous year. Many properties have won honorary titles such as "Qianjiang Cup", "West Lake Cup" and provincial and municipal outstanding residential communities in the construction industry.

“Living in Hangzhou, satisfaction is in Yuhang.” According to the needs of the real estate market, the Yuhang District Government has formulated a scientific and reasonable real estate development plan, increased macro-control efforts, and promoted the healthy and orderly development of the real estate industry; strictly regulated commercial housing sales behavior, improve the quality of property registration and real estate transaction services, expand the scale of housing provident fund loans and housing commercial loans, and meet the people's house purchase needs; strengthen the management of real estate enterprises in accordance with the law, strengthen the construction of supporting projects in residential communities, and continuously improve the level of property management. Continue to promote the development of large-scale real estate projects such as Xingqiao Tianducheng, Qiaosi New City, and Xianlin Ecological Residential Area.

The living standards of urban and rural residents have steadily improved. In 2006, the per capita disposable income of urban residents in the district was 18,870 yuan, an increase of 11.9%; the per capita net income of rural residents was 9,615 yuan, an increase of 10.8%; after deducting the price increase, the actual income of urban and rural residents increased by 11.0% and 9.9%, respectively, compared with the previous year. Increased by 0.7 percentage points and 1.1 percentage points. With the growth of income, residents' lives have been continuously improved. The per capita living consumption expenditure of urban residents in our district was 13,295 yuan, an increase of 9.6%; the per capita living consumption expenditure of rural residents was 7,790 yuan, an increase of 7.5%. The Engel coefficient continues to decline. In 2006, the Engel coefficient of urban and rural residents was 34.9% and 34.4% respectively, down 0.3 and 1.0 percentage points respectively from the previous year. At the end of the year, the savings balance of urban and rural residents was 21.31 billion yuan, an increase of 21.4%; the per capita savings balance reached 26,000 yuan, an increase of 18.2%.

2008 Digital Yuhang

Economic aggregate. Preliminary calculations show that the region achieved a gross regional product (GDP) of 50.192 billion yuan in 2008, an increase of 11.1% over the previous year based on comparable prices, 1.0 percentage points and 0.1 percentage points faster than the province and the city respectively, but the growth rate was the same as the previous year. A drop of 4.8 percentage points compared to the previous year. Among them, the primary industry was 3.197 billion yuan, a decrease of 1.0%; the secondary industry was 28.645 billion yuan, an increase of 8.3%; the tertiary industry was 18.350 billion yuan, an increase of 18.5%. The three industrial structures were adjusted from 7.2:58.3:34.5 last year to 6.4:57.1:36.5. The region's per capita GDP calculated based on registered population is 60,320 yuan. Calculated based on the average exchange rate announced by the state in 2008, it exceeded 8,000 US dollars and reached 8,684 US dollars.

Financial revenue and expenditure. The total fiscal revenue for the whole year was 8.250 billion yuan, an increase of 25.4%, of which local fiscal revenue was 4.820 billion yuan, an increase of 31.0%. The annual local fiscal expenditure was 4.459 billion yuan, an increase of 22.8%.

Population. At the end of 2008, the district's registered population was 837,400, an increase of 10,500 from the end of the previous year. Among the registered population, there are 455,700 agricultural people and 381,700 non-agricultural people. The birth rate is 8.99‰, and the natural growth rate is 2.18‰.

People’s lives. According to a sample survey, the per capita disposable income of urban residents in the region was 23,678 yuan, an increase of 12.2%. After deducting price factors, the actual increase was 6.9%. The per capita net income of rural residents in the region was 12,552 yuan, an increase of 14.3%. After deducting price factors, the actual increase was 8.9%.

At the end of 2008, the balance of savings deposits of urban and rural residents reached 30.140 billion yuan, an increase of 30.3%.

At the end of the year, the built-up area reached 22.63 square kilometers, an increase of 17.6%.

Industrial production. In 2008, the region's total industrial output value was 131.08 billion yuan, an increase of 12.5%. Among them, large-scale enterprises achieved a total output value of 102.554 billion yuan, an increase of 13.4%, and their proportion in the total industrial output value increased to 78.2%.

In 2008, the region completed a total social fixed asset investment of 24.401 billion yuan, of which 22.877 billion yuan was invested in fixed assets above designated size, an increase of 16.1% and 18.6% respectively.

The total retail sales of consumer goods for the whole year was 12.866 billion yuan, an increase of 21.9%.

In 2008, the region's total import and export volume was US$3.256 billion, of which the import volume was US$244 million and the export volume was US$3.012 billion, an increase of 29.3%, which was 11 percentage points lower than the previous year.

In 2008, there were 63 newly approved foreign investment projects in the region, with contracted foreign investment of US$651 million, an increase of 38.4%; and received foreign investment of US$344 million, an increase of 86.3%.

Geographical location

Yuhang District of Hangzhou City is located at the southern end of the Hangjiahu Plain, with Tianmu Mountain to the west and Qiantang River to the south. It is the center of the Yangtze River Delta. The geographical coordinates are 30°09′～30°34′ north latitude and 119°40′～120°23′ east longitude. It is about 63 kilometers long from east to west and about 30 kilometers wide from north to south. The total area is about 1220 square kilometers. Yuhang District forms an arc to guard the central urban area of ??Hangzhou from the east, north and west. It borders Haining City to the east, Tongxiang City to the northeast, Deqing County to the north, Anji County to the northwest, and Lin'an City to the west. It is connected to Fuyang City in the southwest.

Yuhang Transportation

Yuhang has convenient transportation, with two railways (Shanghai-Hangzhou and Xuanhang), two national highways (National Highway 320, 104), and five expressways passing through it. Shanghai-Hangzhou Expressway, Hangzhou-Nanjing Expressway, Hanghui Expressway, Ring Expressway and the Hangpu Expressway under construction), two major rivers (Dongtiao River, Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal) and five provincial roads (01, 02, 04, 09, 15 Provincial Highway), closely connecting Yuhang with major cities in the Yangtze River Delta. The highway mileage in the region has reached 1,798.6 kilometers. The rate of village-level highway access and hardening rate in the region has reached 100%. There are 350 kilometers of waterways in the district, including 43.37 kilometers of trunk lines and 306.63 kilometers of branch lines. A transportation network covering towns and villages in the district, connecting trunk lines and branches, and linking water and land has been formed.

Topography

Yuhang District spans two stratigraphic divisions: the Qiantang River and the Hangjiahu Plain in northern Zhejiang. Its macroscopic structural characteristics can be roughly divided into mountainous and hilly areas in the west and plains in the east. The terrain slopes from northwest to southeast. Roughly bounded by Dongtiao River, the mountains, hills and river valleys in the west were formed 130 million years ago and have been basically stable for a long time. The water network plains and tidal flats in the east have experienced many vicissitudes. Since the 5th century BC, they have been gradually developed with the progress of civilization, forming the current landscape. .

The northwest and southwest of the district belong to the eastern foothills of Tianmu Mountain and the remaining branches of the Qianligang Mountains. The mountain is spread out in a horseshoe shape on both sides of the three Tiaoxi valleys in the south, middle and north, with mountains, dense forests and bamboos. Peaks above 1,000 meters above sea level include Yaotou Mountain (1,095 meters) and Hongtao Mountain (1,029 meters). Those between 500 and 1,000 meters above sea level include Luniao Mountain (870 meters), Fenggaoling (708 meters), and Wangshi Mountain (726 meters). ), Hongshan Mountain (640 meters), Jingshan (616 meters), etc. 13. The valley plain formed by Tiao River is distributed at the mouth of Tiao River. The northeastern part is the water network plain, which is mainly distributed in the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal basin. It is a flat area and dotted with ponds. It is the famous Hangjiahu Water Town Plain. The southeastern part is the tidal plain, which is distributed south of the line from Zhouyangcun to Tingzhi in Xingqiao. It was formed mainly by sea accumulation, supplemented by alluvial and lacustrine processes. The terrain is slightly high and flat, and the soil layer is deep. An important economic crop area within the territory. The plain area is 86,200 hectares, accounting for 70.31% of the entire region.

Natural resources

The territory is rich in natural resources. There are 22 types of minerals that have been proven in the territory, including 3 large deposits such as bentonite and dolomite, and 8 medium-sized deposits such as molybdenite, quartz, and tuff. There are also magnet, manganese, copper, tin, fluorite, barite, natural gas and other mineral deposits.

The distribution of various landform types within the territory, coupled with the subtropical monsoon climate regulation, provides a good natural environment for the growth of various plants and the reproduction of animals. The tree coverage rate is 40.1%, the forest coverage rate is 37.4%, and the per capita forest area is 0.04 hectares. The high forest coverage rate and good vegetation maintain the good development of the ecological environment. There are 6 types of natural vegetation: evergreen broad-leaf forest, evergreen deciduous broad-leaf mixed forest, coniferous broad-leaf mixed forest, coniferous forest, bamboo forest, shrub and grass. There are 629 species of wild plants in 157 families, mainly including: bamboos such as moso bamboo, early bamboo, bitter bamboo, Zhejiang bamboo, Zhejiang light bamboo and other bamboo forests; there are 495 species of trees, belonging to 77 families, among which the ones under national first-level protection include metasequoia, Southern yew, 12 species of southern yew, including ginkgo, yellow cedar, water pine, tulip tree, eucommia, wintersweet, golden pine, Fujian cypress, etc., are under secondary protection. There are more than 80 kinds of wild Chinese herbal medicines and more than 20 kinds of artificially cultivated ones. Among the artificially cultivated crops, there are more than 100 kinds of grain, oil and cash crops, and there are about 30 categories and about 120 kinds of vegetables. There are 95 species of large wild fungi in 36 families. There are 275 species of wild animals in 120 families, including 32 species of birds such as cuckoos, orioles, and thrushes, 23 species of mammals such as South China rabbits, ocelots, and wild boars, and 27 species of amphibians and reptiles such as vipers, giant salamanders, turtles, stone frogs, and toads. , 23 species of fish and shrimps such as loach, eel, and striped fish, and more than 1,000 species of insects. Among them, the black deer, clouded leopard, and leopard are under national first-level protection; the civet, giant salamander, pangolin, and osprey are under second-level protection; and the akid snake, giant cuckoo, and ferret badger are under provincial protection.

There are crisscrossing rivers and dense lakes in the territory. Restricted by the direction of the mountains and affected by the subtropical monsoon climate, the rivers have the characteristics of rich flow and large seasonal changes in water levels. The abundance of water resources is very beneficial to navigation, irrigation, freshwater fish breeding, power generation, water for production and living, and even tourism.

Due to differences in topography, two different water systems are formed: the west is a natural river, with Dongtiao River as the main trunk, and many tributaries, which are feather-shaped; the east is mostly artificially excavated rivers, with the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and Shangtang River as the backbone, and the rivers and ports are intertwined. The lakes are spread out in a network shape. In the lower reaches of Dongtiao River and on both sides of the canal, there are many waters called dang, Yang and Tan, among which the larger ones are Sanbai Tan, Guantang Yang, etc. According to measurements, in a normal year, the total amount of groundwater is 157 million cubic meters.

Climate Characteristics

Yuhang is located in the monsoon climate zone on the southern edge of the northern subtropical zone. Winter and summer are long, spring and autumn are short, warm and humid, with four distinct seasons, sufficient sunlight and abundant rainfall. The annual average temperature is 15.3℃~16.2℃, and the annual average rainfall is 1391.8 mm. Due to the different topography in the territory, the microclimate is obviously different. Spring, winter and summer winds alternate, cold and warm air activities are frequent, spring rains are continuous, wind directions are changeable, and the weather changes greatly. The plum rain usually begins in mid-June and emerges in early July. The rainfall is relatively concentrated. After the plum rain, it enters midsummer. Controlled by tropical high pressure, downdrafts prevail. The weather is sunny and hot, the temperature is high, the sunshine is strong, and the evaporation is large, making it prone to late summer. In autumn, the air is crisp and the weather is relatively stable. In winter, the northwest wind blows strongly, making it cold and dry. If it encounters strong cold air from the north, a cold wave will occur. The climate is characterized by moderate temperatures, suitable for double and triple-cropping systems. Rain and heat occur in the same season, which is beneficial to the production of leafy stem crops and melons and fruits. It is located in the transition zone from the mid-subtropical zone to the northern subtropical zone. It is suitable for cultivating a variety of crops from the north and the south, and has climatic advantages for developing grain production and a variety of cash crops.

Administrative Organization

Yuhang District currently governs Qiaosi, Yunhe, Tangqi, Chongxian, Renhe, Liangzhu, Xianlin, Yuhang, Cangqian, Jingshan, Pingyao, There are 14 towns of Huanghu, Luniao and Baizhang, 1 township of Zhongtai and 4 subdistricts of Linping, Nanyuan, Donghu and Xingqiao. The district government is located in Linping Street. According to the overall plan of Hangzhou City, Linping City, which consists of four subdistricts in Linping and Yunhe Town, is one of the three sub-cities in Hangzhou. The built-up area is now 13.5 square kilometers. There are also three clusters of Tangqi, Liangzhu and Yuhang. town.

At the end of 2006, Yuhang District had 262 villages and 54 communities.

Organizational History

Yuhang has a long history. The excavations of Wujiabu, Xunshan, Xiaogucheng and other relics within the territory show that as early as the Majiabang Culture period between 7000 and 6000 years ago, ancestors lived and multiplied here. Four to five thousand years ago, it became the birthplace of Liangzhu culture and gave birth to the "dawn of Chinese civilization".

The name of Yuhang has been seen in historical records in the Spring and Autumn Period. At that time, it belonged to the territory of Wu and Yue, and in the middle of the Warring States Period, it belonged to Chu.

In the twenty-fifth year of the Qin Dynasty (222 BC), Qin destroyed Chu and built two counties, Qiantang (including the urban area of ??Hangzhou) and Yuhang, in the present territory, which belonged to Kuaiji County (Qiantang was changed several times to In the Republic of China, it was called Hang County, and today's Yuhang District was formed by the merger of the original Yuhang County and most of Hang County).

During the Western Han Dynasty, Yuhang and Qiantang counties were still under the jurisdiction of Kuaiji County, and Qiantang County was governed by the western governor of Kuaiji County. In the fourth year of Emperor Ping's reign (4th year), Qiantang County was changed to Quanting County. In the 9th year of the founding of the People's Republic of China by the new king Mang, Yuhang County was changed to Jinmu County. In the first year of Jianwu (25th year) of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was renamed Yuhang and Qiantang.

During the Three Kingdoms period, Yuhang and Qiantang were both included in the territory of Wu State and belonged to Wu County and Yangzhou. Qiantang County was also ruled by Wu County Duwei.

In the ninth year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty (589), Qiantang County was abolished and relocated to Hangzhou. The state governance was initially established in Yuhang, and the following year it was moved to Qiantang County. In the third year of Daye (607), Hangzhou was renamed Yuhang County, with Qiantang and Yuhang still belonging to it.

In the fourth year of Wude (621) of Tang Dynasty, Yuhang County was restored to Hangzhou. In order to avoid the taboo of national title, Qiantang was changed to Qiantang. In the second year of Liang Longde (922) after the Five Dynasties, Qianjiang County was established in the same city as Qiantang County.

In the fourth year of Taiping and Xingguo's reign in the Northern Song Dynasty (979), Qianjiang County was renamed Renhe County. In the third year of Jianyan of the Southern Song Dynasty (1129), Hangzhou was promoted to Lin'an Prefecture, which belonged to the Liangzhe West Road. Qiantang, Renhe Shengchi, Yuhang Shengji.

In the fifteenth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1278), Lin'an Prefecture was renamed Hangzhou Road, and Qiantang, Renhe and Yuhang belonged to it. In the twenty-sixth year of Zhizheng (1366), Zhu Yuanzhang captured Hangzhou and changed Hangzhou Road into Hangzhou Prefecture. It was extended in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

In February of the first year of the Republic of China (1912), Hangzhou Prefecture was abolished, and Hangzhou County was merged with the original Qiantang and Renhe counties. It and Yuhang County belong to the same Qiantang Road.

The two counties were liberated in May 1949, but the organizational structure of Yuhang and Hang counties remained unchanged. In April 1958, Hang County was abolished and became a suburb of Hangzhou City. Qiantang Associated Press (county level) was established in January 1960. Yuhang County was also abolished in October 1958 and merged into Lin'an County. In March 1961, the original Yuhang County was separated from Lin'an County and merged with the Qiantang Associated Press. In April, the Qiantang Associated Press was canceled and the county system was restored. It was named Yuhang County and Linping Town was established as the county government. In April 1994, Yuhang County was abolished and Yuhang City was established. In March 2001, Yuhang City was abolished and Yuhang District of Hangzhou City was established.

Administrative divisions

Yuhang District currently governs Qiaosi, Yunhe, Tangqi, Chongxian, Renhe, Liangzhu, Xianlin, Yuhang, Cangqian, Jingshan, Pingyao, There are 14 towns of Huanghu, Luniao and Baizhang, 1 township of Zhongtai and 4 subdistricts of Linping, Nanyuan, Donghu and Xingqiao. The district government is located in Linping Street.

According to the overall plan of Hangzhou City, Linping City, which consists of four subdistricts in Linping and Yunhe Town, is one of the three sub-cities in Hangzhou. The built-up area is now 13.5 square kilometers. There are also three clusters of Tangqi, Liangzhu and Yuhang. town.

At the end of 2006, Yuhang District had 262 villages and 54 communities.

Population status

The ancestors of Yuhang formed settlements in the Liangzhu and Pingyao areas as early as the Neolithic period. After Qin unified China, a large number of residents moved to Yuhang. In subsequent dynasties, especially in the Southern Song Dynasty, a large number of people from the north immigrated. After several ethnic integrations, there are no direct descendants. In the 17th year of the Republic of China (1928), the total population of Hang County was 390,000, and that of Yuhang County was 126,000. In 1949, there were 107,100 households and 439,900 people living in the two counties. At the end of 2008, the district's registered population was 837,400, an increase of 10,500 from the end of the previous year. Among the registered population, there are 455,700 agricultural people and 381,700 non-agricultural people. The birth rate is 8.99‰, and the natural growth rate is 2.18‰.

In March 2021, Yuhang District ranked third on the 2021 China County Top 100 Online Purchasing Power List.

In February 2021, Yuhang District ranked fifth on the 2021 China County E-commerce Top 100 Competitiveness List.

In January 2021, Zhejiang announced the list of "Grain-Producing Counties in Zhejiang Province in 2020", and Yuhang District was on the list.

In January 2021, Yuhang District was listed among the "Top 100 Demonstration Counties and Cities for Social Governance in China in 2020", ranking 5th.

In January 2021, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs recommended Yuhang District as the third batch of national rural entrepreneurship and innovation model counties.

In December 2020, the General Office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs identified Yuhang District as the fifth batch of demonstration counties (cities, districts) in the country that have taken the lead in basically realizing the full mechanization of major crop production.

In September 2020, Alibaba Research Institute released the "Top 100 Taobao Village Counties in 2020", and Yuhang District was on the list, ranking 17th.

In September 2020, the top 100 high-quality development levels of China's urban areas in 2020 were released, with Yuhang District ranking 7th.

In September 2020, Yuhang District was listed among the top 100 districts in China in 2020, ranking 7th.

In September 2020, the list of the top 100 counties and cities in China for comprehensive quality of life in 2020 was released, with Yuhang District ranking second.

In July 2020, the 2020 China’s Top 100 County Smart Cities list was released, with Yuhang District ranking first.

In November 2019, the Ministry of Water Resources announced the second batch of counties (districts) that have met the standards for water-saving society construction, and Yuhang District was on the list.

In October 2019, Yuhang District was selected as one of the Top 100 National Science and Technology Innovation Districts in 2019, ranking 7th.

In October 2019, Yuhang District was selected as one of the top 100 districts in terms of comprehensive strength in the country in 2019, ranking 7th.

In September 2018, CCID Consulting released the ranking of China’s top 100 districts in 2018, with Yuhang District ranking 38th.

In December 2016, Yuhang District was named one of the “First Batch of National Agricultural Products Quality and Safety Counties” by the Ministry of Agriculture.