How many towns are there in Changning City, Hunan Province? What is the difference?

By the end of 20 19, there were 14 towns and 4 townships in Changning City, Hunan Province, namely Shuikoushan, Baifang, Yanzhou, Yin Tian, Baisha, Xiling, Sanjiaotang, Yangquan, Qian Miao, Luo Qiao, Banqiao, Sheng Qiao, Guanling and Xinhe. Tang Peng, Lanjiang, Dabao and Tashan. Specifically introduce the following towns and villages:

Shuikoushan Town 1

Shuikoushan Town is located in the middle of Hengyang City, at the junction of Hengnan, Changning and Leiyang counties where Shuikoushan Economic Development Zone is located. It is connected with Songjiang Town and Lijiang Town of Hengnan County by Xiangjiang River in the north, and is 0/7 km away from the south of Hengyang City.

2. Baifang Town

Baifang Town is a town under the jurisdiction of Changning City, Hunan Province, which is located at the north of Changning City 18km, Hengyang City, Hunan Province. Provincial Highway 1807 passes through the territory, Xiangjiang River and Yishui go hand in hand, and the land and water transportation is convenient.

3. Yin Tian Town

Yin Tian Town is located in the east of Changning City, Hunan Province. The total area is 107.36 square kilometers, and the cultivated land area is 30 135 mu, including paddy field 25 120 mu and dry land 50 15 mu. The name of shady field is taken from the elegant sentence "Yin Fu's field".

4. Sanjiaotang Town

Sanjiaotang Town is located in Changning City, Hunan Province, bordering Salt Lake Town in the southeast, Luoqiao Town in the south, Banqiao Bridge in the west, Yiyang Town and Qinyi Township in the north. The township has 25,302 mu of paddy fields and 2,486 mu of dry land.

5. Dabao Township

Dabao Township is a township-level administrative unit under the jurisdiction of Changning City, Hunan Province, with a total area of 82.93 square kilometers and a total cultivated land area of 27,788 mu, including 25,302 mu of paddy fields and 2,486 mu of dry land.

Changning municipal people's government-administrative divisions