LiangLuKou street, Yuzhong District, Chongqing Municipality

LIANGLU Street

LiangLuKou street, belonging to Yuzhong District of Chongqing, is located in the middle ridge line of Yuzhong District peninsula. It is the geographical center of Yuzhong District. It connects Qixinggang street in the East, Caiyuanba street in the south, Daping street in the west, shangqingsi street and Daxigou street in the north. It is 2km away from Yuzhong District government. The maximum distance from east to west is 3.1km, and the maximum distance from north to south is 2km, with a total area of 2.05km2.

In the 16th year of King Cheng of Zhou Dynasty (1027 BC), liangluku Street belonged to Jiangzhou; on December 15, 1972, it was renamed from Hongxing street to liangluku street. In 2011, the total number of households in two crossing streets registered residence was 52 thousand and 200. As of June 2020, LiangLuKou street has jurisdiction over 7 communities and 3 administrative villages, and its sub district office is located at No. 19, Zhongshan third road.

In 2011, the total financial revenue of LiangLuKou street was 370 million yuan, the total retail sales of social consumer goods was 1.74 billion yuan, and the added value of financial industry was 1.12 billion yuan.

History of construction

In the 16th year of King Cheng of Zhou Dynasty (1027 BC), it belonged to Jiangzhou.

In the late Warring States period, it belonged to Jiangzhou county.

In 487, it belonged to Dianjiang County.

In 561, the first year of Baoding in the Northern Dynasty and the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Dianjiang County was abolished and Baxian county was established.

In 1929, Chongqing was established as a city. In 1935, it was the Fourth District of Chongqing. In 1939, it was the seventh district of Chongqing.

In June 1950, it belongs to the first district of Chongqing.

In October 1954, LiangLuKou street was set up.

On November 23, 1955, the first district was renamed Shizhong District.

In March 1958, Zhonger road was merged into Lianglu street; on September 20 of the same year, Caiyuanba street was merged into Lianglu street.

On March 23, 1960, LiangLuKou street was changed into LiangLuKou commune.

On July 14, 1962, LiangLuKou commune was divided into LiangLuKou street and Caiyuanba street.

On October 15, 1968, Lianglu street was renamed Hongxing Road street.

On December 15, 1972, Hongxing street was renamed Lianglu street.

In 1995, it belongs to Yuzhong District.

administrative division

Division evolution

In 1996, LiangLuKou street had 16 administrative villages under its jurisdiction: Zaozi LANYA, shangluojiawan, hongxingtingpo, Pipashan Main Street, feilaisi, Zhongshan Branch Road, Southern Park, vegetable market, Zhongshan Third Road, Mengyuan, Chongqing village, old street, railway slope, children's Hospital, Datong village and guihuayuan new village.

In 2006, LiangLuKou street had jurisdiction over six communities of the original LiangLuKou street, including Zhongshan 2nd Road, Pipashan Main Street, Zhongshan 3rd road, Chongqing village, guihuayuan new village, railway slope, and three communities of the original Wangjiapo Street International Village, eling Main Street, and Wangjiapo new village.

In 2011, LiangLuKou street had 7 communities under its jurisdiction, including Zhongshan 2nd Road community, Pipashan Main Street community, Chongqing village community, tierailpo community, guihuayuan new village community, Wangjiapo community and international village community, with 159 resident groups.

Zoning details

As of June 2020, LiangLuKou street has jurisdiction over 7 communities and 3 administrative villages, and its sub district office is located at No. 19, Zhongshan third road.

geographical environment

LiangLuKou street is located in the middle ridge line of Yuzhong District peninsula. It is the geographical center of Yuzhong District. It connects Qixinggang street in the East, Caiyuanba street in the south, Daping street in the west, shangqingsi street and Daxigou street in the north. It is 2km away from Yuzhong District government. The maximum distance from east to west is 3.1km, and the maximum distance from north to south is 2km, with a total area of 2.05km2.

population

In 2011, the total number of households in the two crossing streets registered residence was 52 thousand and 200, of which 26 thousand and 200 were male, 50.12%, 26 thousand were female, accounting for 49.88%. In 2011, the birth rate of LiangLuKou street was 5.84 ‰, the death rate was 4.14 ‰, the natural growth rate was 1.70 ‰, and the population density was 25000 people per square kilometer.

Economics

overview

In 2011, the total revenue of LiangLuKou street was 370 million yuan, an increase of 18.0% over 2010.

Commerce and trade

At the end of 2011, there were 7 large-scale commercial outlets in LiangLuKou street; in 2011, the total retail sales of social consumer goods in LiangLuKou Street reached 1.74 billion yuan, an increase of 21.1% over 2010.

finance

In 2011, the added value of financial industry in LiangLuKou Street reached 1.12 billion yuan, an increase of 6.8% over 2010. At the end of 2011, 17 banks or financial institutions in LiangLuKou Street opened branches or offices in China; the balance of deposits was 18.69 billion yuan, an increase of 19.8% over 2010; the balance of various loans was 16.3 billion yuan, an increase of 15.3% over 2010.

social undertakings

education

At the end of 2011, LiangLuKou street had one kindergarten (guihuayuan kindergarten), two primary schools (eling primary school and LiangLuKou primary school), as well as Chongqing No.30 middle school and Chongqing Yuzhong Vocational Education Center. The enrollment rate of middle school age population, the enrollment rate of primary school students and the coverage rate of nine-year compulsory education reached 100%.

Cultural and sports undertakings

At the end of 2011, LiangLuKou street has one Chongqing working people's Cultural Palace and one Chongqing Children's palace; cultural and art groups have two municipal art units, Chongqing opera company and Chongqing Puppet Troupe; one block cultural center, eight community cultural stations, with a construction area of 2000 square meters; nine public libraries, with a construction area of 15000 square meters, with a collection of 130000 books; and Yuzhong District Cultural Center And the library, Chongqing Children's library. At the end of 2011, there was a stadium in datianwan, LiangLuKou street, with about 30000 seats in the stands.

medical and health work

At the end of 2011, the medical and health institutions in LiangLuKou Street included children's Hospital Affiliated to Chongqing Medical University, Chongqing emergency medical center, Chongqing third people's Hospital and other large-scale 3A hospitals; there was one community health service center and three community health service stations.

social security

In 2011, there were 1116 households with 1839 people in LiangLuKou street, and the expenditure was 6.633 million yuan, an increase of 14% compared with 2010; the monthly per capita was 301 yuan, an increase of 21% compared with 2010; 63 people were given state pension and subsidies, and the expenditure of pension was 29000 yuan, an increase of 10.2% compared with 2010; 1945 and 705000 yuan were given to the elderly and long-lived; 694 people were given subsidies for the disabled In the new year's day and Spring Festival, 2 385 people were offered "send warmth and benefit the people's livelihood" and 1 531 thousand yuan of consolation money and articles were given; 620 thousand yuan of family planning awards were given; there were 5 homes for the aged, 273 beds and 265 adopted elderly people.

traffic

The main road in LiangLuKou street is Zhongshan 2nd road.

History and culture

LiangLuKou street was named after the "Zhongda road" in 1949, which was divided into Chengdu and Jiangbei.

famous scenery

The scenic spots and historic sites in LiangLuKou Street include Chongqing loquat Mountain Park, Chongqing eling Park, monument to martyrs Yang Yuangong, monument to Soviet martyrs, Song Qingling's former residence, Soviet embassy, Kuomintang pilot parachute training tower, etc.

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