Ju Cun Xiang, Qujiang District, Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province

Jucun Township

Jucun township is located in the southern border mountainous area of Qujiang District. Named after the original residence. Located in Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province, the Township People's government is located in jiucunshan, 60 kilometers away from qucheng in the northwest. Suichang County in the southeast, Lingyang Township in the south, Hunan town in the west, Huangtankou Township and Dazhou town in the north.

The township has 11 administrative villages: Jukou village, jucun village, Dakeng village, Chashan village, xiadongkeng village, longtoukeng village, Wengyuan village, Shibian village, Xikeng village, yangkeng village and baixiangkeng village. It has jurisdiction over 11 administrative villages, 88 natural villages and 56 villager groups, with a total area of 79.03 square kilometers. The total population is 2433 people (in 2017), there are three minority villages with 613 people, mainly the She nationality, accounting for 15% of the total population of the township. The population density is 51 people per square kilometer.

In June 2020, it will be included in the list of the first batch of "agriculture, culture and tourism" integrated development and cultivation ethnic villages in Zhejiang.

survey

Jucun township is located in the south of Qujiang District, on the Bank of Wuxi River, covering an area of 79.03 square kilometers. The total population was 2433 (2017). It has jurisdiction over seven administrative villages. The township government is located in Chashan village.

evolution

The township was established in 1950, merged into Yangkou Township in 1956, changed into commune in 1958, and changed into Township in 1984. In 1996, it is located in the south of Quxian County, with an area of 79 square kilometers and a population of 4000. It governs 11 administrative villages, namely, Chashan, yangkeng, Xikeng, xiadongkeng, baixiangkeng, Shibian, Wengyuan, Dakeng, longtoukeng, jucun and Jukou. In 2002, it belongs to Qujiang District of Quzhou City. In 2010, the 11 administrative villages of Chashan, yangkeng, xiadongkeng, baixiangkeng, Shibian, Wengyuan, Dakeng, longtoukeng, jucun, Jukou and Xikeng were adjusted to 7 administrative villages.

resources

Jucun Township belongs to Wuxijiang reservoir area, which is a pure mountainous area with many mountains and few fields. There are 1907 mu of cultivated land, including 1894 mu of paddy field. There are 101054 mu of forest land. Among them, there are 43272 Mu timber forest, 3402 Mu Camellia oleifera, 30651 Mu bamboo forest, 1200 Mu chestnut and 200 mu edible bamboo shoots. 734 mu of tea and 755 mu of citrus.

build

There are more than 550 program-controlled telephone installation households in the township, accounting for 42% of the total number of households in the township, and the cable TV penetration rate is 46%. There is a central primary school, a cultural station, a health center and a broadcasting station in the township.

industry

Bamboo, vegetables, chestnut, tea four pillar industries. In 2004, the total output value of industry and agriculture was 50.87 million yuan, including 26.14 million yuan of agricultural output value and 24.73 million yuan of industrial output value. In 2004, the per capita net income of farmers was 3540 yuan. In recent years, the township has vigorously developed bamboo processing industry. There are 7 bamboo products processing enterprises and more than 100 processing farmers, involving 9 administrative villages. The per capita income of bamboo industry has increased by nearly 150 yuan. The main products are bamboo wire drawing, disposable bamboo chopsticks, etc. In 2004, there were 5 chicken farmers in the bamboo forest, with a total number of nearly 20000. The development prospect is good. In 2006, the GDP was 34.08 million yuan and the per capita net income of farmers was 4369 yuan.

Honor record

In June 2020, it will be included in the list of the first batch of "agriculture, culture and tourism" integrated development and cultivation ethnic villages in Zhejiang.