Badi Township, Beichuan Qiang Autonomous County, Mianyang City, Sichuan Province

Badi Township

Badi township is located in the southwest of Beichuan County, Mianyang City, Sichuan Province. It is adjacent to Yuli Township in the East, dunshang Township in the south, Maoxian County in the West and machao Township in the north, covering an area of 83 square kilometers. It governs 15 administrative villages and 1 community neighborhood committee, with a total population of 7284, including 4687 Qiang, Tibetan, Hui and other ethnic minorities. The altitude of the village is 940-2689 meters, the forest area is 78435 mu, the volume of standing trees is 2.65 million cubic meters, and the forest coverage rate is 53.9%.

On December 25, 2019, Sichuan Provincial People's Government approved the adjustment of administrative divisions of some towns and townships in Mianyang City (cfzm [2019] No. 27): dunshang township was canceled and its administrative area was put under the jurisdiction of Badi Township, and Badi Township People's government was stationed at No. 2, Binhe North Road.

General situation

There are 6 small hydropower stations with an installed capacity of 1100 kW. The reserves of mineral resources such as Shajin and copper are large, and the annual output of Shajin is more than 1000 Liang. The apple production in the township has begun to take shape. Qianfo Mountain Ecotourism Scenic Spot is under development. There are battle relics of the Red Army. There are large primeval forests and rhododendrons on the mountain. There is a Buddhist temple with a long history on the top of the mountain. It is known as "Emei Mountain in Northwest Sichuan". It has a great prospect of Tourism development.

administrative division

Beichuan County governs townships. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, a dam base was set up. In 1940, Badi township was changed to Central Township in 1951, commune was changed in 1958, Badi township was established in 1984, and Badi Qiang Tibetan township was established in 1985. Located in the west of the county, 29 kilometers away from the county. It covers an area of 247 square kilometers and has a population of 11000. There are County Road intersection here, city (mouth) a (dam) road transit. It has jurisdiction over 27 village committees and Badi neighborhood committees, including badipu, Shuanghe, Tongping, Guangrong, Baisha, minwu, Maping, Yangshan, Chuanping, Sanxi, Shuitian, xiaolinghou, shibanguan, Jinlong, Qingping, Jinpen, Jinshan, Yangjiao, Xinmin, Linggang, Pingdi, Kushan, mingtou, Huaqiao, Muping, heiting and Heishui. Township enterprises include forest industry and gold mining. Agricultural production of corn, potatoes, beans. Animal husbandry includes pigs, cattle and sheep. Local products are medicinal materials, cocoons, fruits. There are three power stations. In 1935, the Chinese workers' and peasants' Red Army confronted the Sichuan army in Qianfo Mountain for 73 days and built a monument to the battle of Qianfo Mountain.

Infrastructure

Transportation has developed rapidly. Before 1986, there were only two mechanized roads in Ma'anshan and sanjiaozhai, except Changling (Changling town) and Wushan (Wushan Township, Kaixian County). From 1991 to 2005, the roads of baobuzhai, Changyangou and daxingmiao were built, with a total mileage of 105 km, achieving the goal of village to village highway, and 90% of villages achieved the goal of community to village highway, ending the history of farmers' shoulder to shoulder grinding for generations. The number of large and small buses increased from 1 in 1986 to 7 in 2005, and the number of agricultural vehicles increased from 6 to 35. Postal communication has developed rapidly. 1500 program-controlled telephone sets and 1560 mobile telephone sets have been installed.

economic development

Grain output has increased significantly, from 6750 kg / HA in 1986 to 9000 kg / HA in 2005, and from 3750 kg / HA to 8250 kg / HA in maize. In 2005, there were 6 households specialized in raising more than 50 pigs a year and 3 households specialized in raising more than 10 chickens a year. There are more than 10000 live pigs and 1500 sheep. In 2005, there were 315 individual businesses and private enterprises with 905 employees. The total output value of the whole year was 19 million yuan. One of the leading enterprises (Sanchahe fishing ground) has an annual output of 150000 kg of fish and an output value of 800000 yuan. One small and medium-sized Bigu rice processing plant, with an annual output value of 270000 yuan; six wine making workshops, with an annual output value of 3600000 yuan; three cement prefabrication yards, with an annual output value of 550000 yuan; six stone yards, with an annual output value of 240000 yuan; 15 construction enterprises, with an output value of 3200000 yuan; 45 transportation enterprises, with an output value of 1000000 yuan; 113 wholesale enterprises, with an output value of 8020000 yuan. The GDP of the township is 71.58 million yuan, including 43.85 million yuan for the primary industry, 14.24 million yuan for the secondary industry and 13.49 million yuan for the tertiary industry. The output of grain is 8287 tons, meat 1520 tons and fruit 210 tons. The annual per capita net income of farmers is 2286 yuan.

Educational culture

Great progress has been made in culture, education and public health. In 1996, nine-year compulsory education was basically popularized. In 2005, the township had one junior middle school, one central primary school and seven village primary schools. There are 728 junior middle school students, 1386 primary school students and 107 teaching staff. There are 1 Township Health Center, 13 village health stations and 2 individual clinics. 1397 cable (including optical fiber) TV households have been opened.

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