Wu Yao Town, Rugao City, Nantong City, Jiangsu Province

Wuyao town

Wuyao town is located 20 kilometers south of Rugao City, Jiangsu Province, with Gaojing Township in the west, Shizhuang town in the south, Guoyuan town and Xiayuan town in the East, Taoyuan town and Motou town in the north. It is adjacent to national highway 204 in the East, Rugao port in the west, new national highway 204 and rugang first-class highway pass through the town, Ningtong Expressway and first-class highway along the river in the south. It takes ten minutes to reach gaozhang ferry, thirty minutes to reach Jiangyin Yangtze River Bridge, Sutong Yangtze River Bridge and Nantong Xingdong airport, and one and a half hours to reach Shanghai. There are Nantong port and Rugao port in the north and south respectively. It has a good location advantage. The water, land and air transportation is very convenient. It is one of the 222 key towns in Jiangsu Province.

General situation of Wuyao town

the measure of area

64.36 square kilometers (2017)

population

57059 (2017)

Postcode

two hundred and twenty-six thousand five hundred and thirty-three

Vehicle license plate number

Su f

Area code

0513

Pinyin

WuyaoZhen

Resident

Wuyao town

Regionalization

It has jurisdiction over Wuyao community, Huangshi community, Qianzhuang community, Lixin community, Xiaoma community, Sanyuan community, Dashi community, Sifang community, Shenxu village, Chenjia village, Heliu village, SHENDIAN village, Longhe village, pingtian village, Changxi village, Changzhuang village and Laozhuang village.

Wuyao town is famous for its longevity, gingko, architecture, goat and cocoon. On May 17, 2008, with the approval of the Municipal People's government, Huangshi village, Qianzhuang village, Xiaoma village and Lixin village were changed into community residents committee, and Wuyao residents committee was changed into Wuyao community residents committee.

History and culture

It is said that more than 500 years ago, there was a man surnamed Wu in Suzhou who moved here to build kilns and burn bricks.

In 1934, Wuyao township was established. After the founding of new China, the big township system was implemented in 1957, and Qianzhuang Township, shentianjing Township and the eastern part of Hezheng township (formerly Chenzhuang township) were merged.

In 1958, when the people's commune was transformed, it was renamed five-star people's commune. In 1959, it was renamed Wuyao people's commune. In 1983, with the reform of rural political system, the government and society were separated and renamed Wuyao township.

In 1994, Wuyao was approved to withdraw the township and build a town, and the system of town managing village was implemented. On April 23, 2000, Changzhuang township was incorporated.

In addition to the villages named after surnames, there are also some villages——

It is said that in the Tang Dynasty, there was a temple in the village. The bell in the temple was big and loud, so it was named.

The original Temple of the village was built with red bricks and tiles, so it was named.

There is a natural well in this area. The latter Shen family lives near the well, so it's called Shen family courtyard, or Shen Tian for short.

It is named after the ancient poem "four or five families of Yancun".

Longyou river is named for its many bends.

Population profile

The urban population was 20462 in 1996,

It is predicted that there will be 29905 people in 2010,

The per capita construction land changed from 99.37 m2 / person in 1996 to 103.40 m2 / person in 2010.

The rural population was 60586 in 1996,

It is predicted to reach 58178 in 2010,

The per capita construction land changed from 122.44m2/person in 1996 to 109.79m2/person in 2010

Climatic characteristics

Located in the alluvial plain of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, Wuyao town is a subtropical monsoon climate zone with obvious marine climate. The annual average temperature is 15.1 degrees and the annual precipitation is about 1040 mm. The climate is mild, the four seasons are distinct, and the spring and autumn are relatively short.

Urban planning layout

Agricultural land adjustment

Total adjustment: the base year agricultural land area is 67960.35 mu, accounting for 70.45% of the total land area; the net decrease from 1996 to 2005 is 63.53 mu, the short-term agricultural land area is 67896.82 mu, accounting for 70.39% of the total land area; the net decrease from 2006 to 2010 is 124.80 mu, the long-term agricultural land area is 67772.02 mu, accounting for 70.26% of the total land area.

1. Farmland adjustment

(1) The short-term and long-term structure of cultivated land: the annual cultivated land area in the planning base period is 48342.45 mu; the net increase from 1996 to 2005 is 222.30 mu, and the short-term cultivated land is 48564.75 mu; the net increase from 2006 to 2010 is 245.40 mu, and the long-term cultivated land is 48810.15 mu.

(2) Amount and destination of cultivated land reduction: at the end of the planning period, the cultivated land reduction is 1033.80 mu, including 204.00 mu for urban construction, 237.00 mu for village construction, 171.00 mu for traffic construction, 104.85 mu for water conservancy construction, 255.00 mu for independent industrial and mining enterprises, and 61.95 mu for disaster damage.

(3) Amount and source of cultivated land increase: during the planning period, the amount of cultivated land supplement is 1501.50 mu, including 279.30 mu for construction land reclamation and 1222.20 mu for land consolidation.

2. Garden adjustment

The annual garden area is 8501.10 mu in the base period, 285.83 mu in 1996-2005, 8215.27 mu in the near future, 370.20 mu in 2006-2010 and 7845.07 mu in the long term.

3. Forest land adjustment

The annual forest land area in the base period is 1863.20 mu, which has not been adjusted in the planning period.

4. Other agricultural land adjustment

The area of other agricultural land in the base year is 9253.60 mu, which has not been adjusted in the planning period.

Adjustment of construction land

Total adjustment:

In the base period, the annual construction land area is 17244.00 mu, accounting for 17.88% of the total land area; in 1996-2005, the net increase or decrease is 246.37; in the short term, the construction land area is 16997.63 mu, accounting for 17.62%; in 2006-2010, the net increase is 739.65 mu, and in the long term, the construction land area is 17737.28 mu, accounting for 18.39%.

1. Adjustment of residential land in urban villages

In the base period, the land area of urban and rural residential areas is 14177.20 mu; in 1996-2005, the net decrease is 218.80 mu; in the short term, the land area of urban and rural residential areas is 13958.40 mu; in 2006-2010, the net increase is 261.20 mu; in the long term, the land area of urban and rural residential areas is 14219.60 mu.

2. Adjustment of independent industrial and mining land

In the planning base period, the area of independent industrial and mining land is 1597.70 mu; in 1996-2005, the net decrease is 58.05 mu; in the near future, the area of independent industrial and mining land is 1539.65 mu; in 2006-2010, the net increase is 33.75 mu; in the long term, the area of independent industrial and mining land is 1573.40 mu.

3. Adjustment of traffic land

In the base period, the annual traffic land area is 1469.10 mu; in 1996-2005, the net increase is 30.48 mu, and the recent traffic land is 1499.58 mu; in 2006-2010, the net increase is 250.72 mu, and the long-term traffic land is 1750.30 mu.

4. Land adjustment for water conservancy facilities

There is no land for water conservancy facilities in the base year of the town, with a net increase of 193.98 Mu from 2006 to 2010, and 193.98 mu for water conservancy facilities in the long term.

Adjustment of unused land

Total adjustment: the unused land area in the base year is 11258.40 mu, accounting for 11.67% of the total land area; the net increase from 1996 to 2005 is 309.90 mu, the short-term unused land is 11568.30 mu, accounting for 11.99% of the total land area; the net decrease from 2006 to 2010 is 614.85 Mu, the long-term unused land is 10953.45 mu, accounting for 11.36% of the total land area.

1. Adjustment of unused land

In the base period, the unused land area is 314.30 mu; in 1996-2005, the net increase is 31.50 mu, and the short-term unused land is 345.80 mu; in 2006-2010, the net increase is 30.45 mu, and the long-term unused land is 376.25 mu.

2. Other land adjustments

Other land area is 10944.10 mu in the base period, 278.40 mu in 1996-2005, 11222.50 mu in the near future, 645.30 mu in 2006-2010 and 10577.20 mu in the long term.

Economic industry

Strong economic advantages

The industrial economy of Wu kiln started early and developed rapidly, showing a momentum of accelerated growth in recent years. The town has 276 enterprises of various types, and has formed characteristic industries such as textile, clothing, chemical industry, machinery, food, metallurgy, electronics, rubber, etc. the private economic zone has developed nearly 600 mu, 25 enterprises and a total investment of over 500 million yuan, making it one of the most concentrated and best growing areas of Rugao's private economy.

Outstanding basic advantages

In order to build a better open carrier and a higher development platform, we should implement the development strategy of opening up and development. The infrastructure and supporting functions of the private economic zone and the foreign investment zone are relatively perfect, and they can undertake the entry of all kinds of enterprises. The water, electricity and steam in the area can meet the needs of large-scale development and construction, and the main framework of "three vertical and three horizontal" roads in the area has been formed.

Obvious industrial advantages

The construction industry is the pillar industry of Wuyao Town, with construction teams distributed in more than 20 large and medium-sized cities and overseas construction markets. Ginkgo industry and goat industry are characteristic industries of Wu kiln. Jianghai ginkgo market is one of the largest ginkgo distribution bases in China, with an annual turnover of more than 1100 tons of dried fruits, accounting for one ninth of the trading volume of Ginkgo Market in China. The average annual turnover of goats in the town is 1.5 million, with a turnover of more than 100 million yuan. Sericulture production. Silkworm and mulberry production in Wu kiln

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