Administrative divisions of Huizhou

The administrative areas under the jurisdiction of Huizhou City include Huicheng District, Huiyang District, Huidong County, Boluo County and Longmen County.

Geographical location of Huizhou:

Huizhou City is located in the south-central part of Guangdong Province with low latitude, and the Tropic of Cancer runs through Huizhou City. With abundant rainfall, abundant sunshine and mild climate, it belongs to subtropical monsoon climate zone. The annual precipitation is 2200mm, and the annual average temperature is 22 degrees. There is more rainfall in July and August in Huizhou, and the weather is sunny in September and June, 65438+ 10. Huizhou has a land area of1.1.2000 square kilometers, accounting for a quarter of the Pearl River Delta Economic Zone.

Dongjiang River and its tributary Xizhijiang River, one of the three major water systems in Guangdong, cross the territory, and the reservoir capacity exceeds/kloc-0.6 billion cubic meters, which is the main water source in Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Guangzhou.

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History of Huizhou administrative divisions:

The administrative divisions at the grass-roots level below the county level in Huizhou include townships, villages and pavilions below the Qin county level, with 10 as the pavilion and 10 as the township. After Hanping went to South Vietnam, townships and museums were set up below the county level. There were townships, villages and kiosks below the county level in the Jin Dynasty. In the Sui Dynasty, the following counties were Bao, Li and Zu. There were towns, townships and villages below the county level in the Tang Dynasty, but the setting of towns in Guangdong has not been customized.

Wude Middle School in the Tang Dynasty had four neighbors in the world, 65,438+1,000 neighbors and five townships. Fang lives in the city and the village lives in the wild. In Song Dynasty, towns were set up below the county level (minimum population 100 households), and towns and villages were set up below the towns. Between Song and Xining, he changed his hometown, taking his home as his capital and protecting his family. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, the capital was abandoned and the safety was guaranteed, but the hometown and village were restored.

In the Yuan Dynasty, the grass-roots units below the county level were still towns, townships and capitals, and later changed to townships and villages as capitals and maps. The downtown area is still connected. In the Ming Dynasty, the administrative divisions below the county level were Xiang, Li and Jia, and the capital was located in the countryside, with a map under it and a map under it. With 1 10 as the interior. 10 households with more grain are long, and the rest 100 households are 10. There are 10 people, annual service 1 person, Jiatou 1 person, Dong 1 person (official history of Ming Dynasty).

In the Ming Dynasty, Huizhou had a township 192 Li (Gu Zuyu's summary of reading history and geography); The urban area implements the system of imperial city, and the basic administrative divisions of the city are the Fang in the city and the township in the attached city. In the Qing Dynasty, villages below the county level implemented the commune system. 1 10 households were 1 Li, and the bottom floor was A. Later, it was stipulated that 10 households were 1 card, and 1 0 card was/kloc-. The city is still lighting the Fangxiang system.

1909 (the year of Xuantongyuan in Qing Dynasty), the Qing court promulgated the Charter of Local Autonomy in Villages and Towns, stipulating that the town hall where the government, state, county and yamen are located is the city, the villages and towns outside the town hall are the towns, the towns with more than 50,000 people are the towns, and the towns with less than 50,000 people are the townships.

During the Republic of China, according to the provisions of the National Government 193 1, the grass-roots administrative regions in Guangdong Province implemented the district-township system, with 25 households as 1 and 40 ~ 100 as 1 township. The district office is an agency of the county government, which is divided into three categories: A, B and C according to the size of the local area, the number of registered permanent residence and the strength of economic capacity.

65438-0937 implements the county and township (town) two-level system, with the county as the first level, the township (town) as the other level and the district as the virtual level. Insurance companies below the township (town) are public security management organizations. The city implements the district-square system, with 500 households as 1 square and 1 square as1area.

In June 2003, Huiyang was removed from the city and divided into districts, and the administrative divisions of Huizhou were adjusted. The administrative areas of Chen Jiang, Tonghu, Tongqiao, Lilin, Shuikou, Ma 'an, Hengli, Aipi, Luzhou, Dalan and other 10 towns in Huiyang were placed under the jurisdiction of Huicheng District, and Rentu Town in Boluo County was abolished and merged into Ruhu Town after being placed under Huicheng District. Huiyang District governs 8 towns, namely Danshui, Qiuchang, Xinwei, Zhenlong, Shatian, Hu Yong, Liangjing and Pingtan. Xia Yong and Aotou offices in Huiyang District are temporarily under the jurisdiction of Daya Bay Economic and Technological Development Zone in Huizhou City.

So far, Huizhou has administrative regions including Huicheng District, Huiyang District, Huidong District, Boluo District and Longmen District.

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