Yongshan town
Yongshan town is located in the northeast of Leping City, Jingdezhen City, Jiangxi Province, at the junction of Leping, Fuliang and Wuyuan counties and cities, in the golden triangle area of Nanchang Jingdezhen and Jiujiang, close to China's porcelain capital Jingdezhen. Yongshan town is rich in vegetation, and it is also an important coal production base of Leping Mining Bureau. It covers an area of 185 square kilometers and has a population of 47693 in 2017. It has one community and 16 village committees.
In October 2019, Yongshan town was selected as one of the "Top 1000 towns with comprehensive strength in China in 2019".
Historical evolution
Named after Yongshan, the highest place in the territory. On the eve of the founding of the people's Republic of China, there were Yongshan and Detian townships. At the beginning of the founding of the people's Republic of China, it belonged to Yongshan and Detian townships in the second district (adjacent to the port). In 1950, it was changed into six districts (Yongshan), with jurisdiction over Chexi, Yangou, Yongshan, Houtian, Donggang and Changsong townships. In 1951, Guankou, minkou, Shixia and Liucha townships were added and Changsong township was abandoned. In 1952, it belonged to Yongshan District, and it was zengliutian township. In 1956, the district was withdrawn and the township was merged, belonging to Yongshan, Donggang, Chexi and Houtian township. In 1957, Donggang and Yongshan townships were returned to Caijia District, and Chexi and Houtian townships to Lingang district. In October 1958, Yongshan commune was established. In the first half of 1961, it was directly under the county. In August of the same year, Yongshan district was restored and Yongshan, Chexi and Houtian communes were established. Donggang commune was set up in 1962. In December 1963, Yongshan district was separated from Wufengshan, jiulonggang and changsonggang, and Wufengshan farm was established. Houtian commune was transferred to Lingang District in the second half of 1965, and was renamed Yongshan comprehensive farm in 1966. In October 1968, the district (field) was withdrawn, the community was expanded, and the team was merged into Yongshan commune. It was changed to Yongshan Township in 1984. In 1987, the township was removed to build a town. In 1997, with an area of 170 square kilometers and a population of 37000, it has jurisdiction over 18 administrative villages, including Yongshan, Fenglin, Yangou, minkou, changshonggang, shaotian, Guankou, Chexi, Yangtan, Houtian, Zhuchong, Liucha, Duqiao, Hengtang, Lichun, Yuexing, Donggang and Lintou. In 2001, the original Lvjia administrative village of Keshan township was transferred to Yongshan town.
333303360281102: ~ 001 Yongshan neighborhood committee ~ 200 Chexi village ~ 201 Liucha village ~ 202 Houtian village ~ 203 Zhuchong village ~ 204 Hengtang village ~ 205 Li village ~ 206 Lintou village ~ 207 Donggang Village ~ 208 minkou village ~ 209 shaotian village ~ 210 Yangtan village ~ 211 Guankou village ~ 212 Hengshan village ~ 213 Fenglin Village ~ 214 Yangou village
administrative division
Yongshan town has jurisdiction over: Yongshan neighborhood committee, Liucha, Donggang, minkou, Lintou, Yongshan, Fenglin, Yangou, shaotian, Guankou, Chexi, Yangtan, Houtian, Zhuchong, Hengtang, Li village and Hengshan. The total area is 185 square kilometers, of which the town planning area is 10 square kilometers. As of November 2008, the total population is more than 60000, including 20000 in China mines and 40000 in towns.
Yongshan town government is stationed in Yongshan. Huangle highway passes through. It is an important coal producing area in Northeast Jiangxi. Yongfengyan is a cultural site of the stone age. There are tooth bones fossils of giant panda and Saber Toothed elephant fauna and quartz PALEOLITHS. There are porcelain kiln sites of song and Yuan Dynasties in Guankou and minkou.
natural resources
Yongshan town is rich in resources, known as the "coal town" in Northeast Jiangxi. The proven coal reserves exceed 100 million tons, followed by abundant dolomite, chalcopyrite and limestone resources. Up to 2008, it has proved coal (reserves 130 million tons), limestone (reserves 243 million tons), refractory soil (reserves 2 million tons), copper ore (reserves 450000 tons), lead ore (reserves 16700 tons), zinc ore (reserves 15400 tons), gold ore (reserves 9800 tons), silver ore (reserves 13000 tons). Continuous ten miles of limestone is the production of lime and cement, light calcium quality raw materials. Secondly, dolomite, brass, porcelain clay and other resources are also very rich. The mountain forest area of the town is 182000 mu, the green area is 108 square kilometers, and the forest coverage rate is 59.5%. It belongs to the base of Cunninghamia lanceolata Forest in Jingdezhen area.
Yongshan town is a relatively rich town in Jingdezhen city. The main reason is that the town is rich in coal resources, with large and small coal mines all over the town. The state-owned Yongshan mine is also an important part of coal mining in Leping Mining Bureau. Abundant coal resources not only provide conditions for economic development, but also bring negative effects. Large scale coal mining and official management of coal mine operation lag behind, causing great pollution to local land and roads. Due to the huge profits of coal mining, large and small mines are scattered in the town, and safety accidents occur from time to time. On November 26, 2006, a gas explosion occurred in an illegal coal mine in Yongshan town. The explosion affected another illegal coal mine, resulting in 9 deaths and 7 injuries.
Yongshan town covers an area of 36 square kilometers, with 5 coal related village committees and 3 certified township coal mines. The proven coal reserves are 130 million tons and the remaining reserves are 82 million tons. The coal seam belongs to the vertical trough coal structure, and the surface is shallow, which is very convenient for simple mining. It is rich in coal in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. After the reform and opening up, affected by the policy of "fast flow with water", there are more than 500 township coal mines in the town, with more than 3000 mine owners and more than 10000 foreign miners. The maximum annual output of raw coal is 1.2 million tons. Since 1998, especially since 2001, our town has resolutely implemented the State Council's policy of shutting down wells to reduce production, closing 424 unlicensed mines and 114 licensed mines within the scope of national mines.
Yongshan town is rich in coal resources. Besides, the reserves of limestone and dry coal stone, which are the main raw materials for cement production, are also quite large, creating a large number of large and small cement enterprises in the town. The environmental protection measures of these enterprises in the production process are generally not up to standard, and the emissions of enterprises cause serious air pollution to the local area.
economic development
Yongshan town is a new industry and trade market town with strong industry and developed township enterprises. Taking structural adjustment as the main line, building materials and energy base as the main carrier and urban construction as the main strategy, the town has achieved new breakthroughs in industrialization, urbanization and agricultural industrialization.
Yongshan town mainly grows rice. Industry to coal, building materials, copper, commerce and transportation. The small commodity market in the town ranks first in the city. ·
Since the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, especially after entering the 21st century, Yongshan's cadres and masses have further emancipated their minds, expanded opening up, united with each other, kept pace with the times, blazed new trails, and accelerated development. The town's economic and social undertakings have been booming day by day, becoming the first town in Jingde with a fiscal revenue of more than 10 million.
In 2005, the fiscal revenue was 18.917 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 16.9%; the local general revenue was 9.706 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 10.3%; the total investment in fixed assets was 154 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 6.2%; the actual utilization of foreign capital was 137 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 6.4%; the per capita net income of farmers was 3710 yuan, an increase of 802 yuan over the previous year. From January to October, the production and sales of industries above Designated Size, especially the building materials industry, were booming, with the total industrial output value of 454.83 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 12.8%. Among them, the output value of enterprises of designated size was 354.22 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 16.6%, and the industrial added value was 144.77 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 5.9%. Industries above Designated Size became the main growth source of industrial economic growth. From January to October, the total fiscal revenue was 27.884 million yuan, accounting for 129% of the total tasks, with a year-on-year increase of 80.3% (including 17.185 million yuan of China tax, accounting for 153.4% of the total tasks, with a year-on-year increase of 118.7%; 7.177 million yuan of local tax, accounting for 92% of the total tasks, with a year-on-year increase of 37.3%; other fiscal revenue was 3.52 million yuan, accounting for 34.8% of the total tasks, with a year-on-year increase of 47.9%); the local general local revenue was 13.079 million yuan, accounting for Task 119%, a year-on-year increase of 58.5%.
In 2009, the town's GDP reached 1.33 billion yuan, an increase of 18%; its fiscal revenue reached 106 million yuan, breaking through the 100 million yuan mark, an increase of 39% over the same period of last year, including 48.06 million yuan of general local revenue, an increase of 36% over the same period of last year, one year ahead of schedule to achieve the "Eleventh Five Year" goal. The investment in fixed assets was 545 million yuan, an increase of 74.1%; the per capita income of the town reached 6181 yuan, an increase of 11%.
Yongshan town has developed private enterprises. In order to achieve a new leap at a new starting point, we have established the development strategy from "underground" to "above ground", from "coal" to "building materials", from "mining area" to (industrial) "Park", highlighting the project and scale of building materials industry, and basically forming "gray" (cement), "black" (coal), "white" (lime, light calcium), "red" (machine-made brick), "yellow" (brick) ”(copper, magnesium metal), "green" (agricultural green industry) and a number of industrial clusters with high grade, scale, level, science and technology, and export orientation. Since the 21st century, through the implementation of the "underground" to "aboveground" development strategy, 38 Township private enterprises have emerged, including Jinxi cement, Yonglong cement, Longteng cement, Jinding cement, Jiyang cement, jingle cement, Changshun cement, Yuexing cement, Jinpeng cement, Jinhong industry, Hongda mining, Changle calcium industry, Huaning wood industry, new century wall materials, Chunxiao wall materials, etc., of which the scale is more than 100% There are 13 enterprises in Shanghai, presenting a brand-new scene of "competing for the best and competing for the best". As of November 2008, the cement production scale of the whole town has reached more than 3.6 million tons, which is the most potential and the most active area in Jingdezhen
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