Jianhe Township, Muchuan County, Leshan City, Sichuan Province

Jianhe Township

Jianhe

Township is under the jurisdiction of Muchuan County, Leshan City, Sichuan Province. Jianhe township is located at the foot of Wuzhi Mountain in the south of the county, 9 kilometers away from the county.

In December 2019, Jianhe township will be abolished and its administrative area will be put under the jurisdiction of Muxi town. The people's Government of Muxi town will be stationed at 198 Binhe South Road.

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geographical position

It covers an area of 66.55 square kilometers and has a population of 7924 (2017). National Highway 213 passes through. It has jurisdiction over eight village committees, namely, Shiwei, guantian, miaoping, Xiaping, Hekou, Fenghuang, Shaxi and Taohua. Township enterprises have coal mines, small hydropower plants, tea processing plants. The main agricultural products are rice, wheat, corn and potato. The altitude is 460-1790m. The land area of the township is 66.55 square kilometers. There are 9438 mu of cultivated land, including 3292 mu of farmland and 6146 mu of soil. It has jurisdiction over 8 villages and 68 villager groups in guantian, Fenghuang, Shaxi, Hekou, Xiaping, Taohua, Shiwei and miaoping. At the end of 2000, there were 2680 households and 9646 people in the township, including 16 households and 138 non-agricultural people. Jianhe township is a low and middle mountain with deep hills. Agricultural production of corn, rice, potato, wheat, tea and pigs, poultry, etc., is the county's main tea producing areas. There are 3854 hectares of cultivated land, including 1637 hectares of bamboo forest. There are 180000 cubic meters of living trees and 13.77 million bamboo trees. The territory is rich in coal resources. The industry has lime kiln power station with an installed capacity of 1200 kW, Jianhe power station with an installed capacity of 250 kW, four smokeless coal mines with an annual output of 20000-50000 tons, and one brick factory.

Economic situation

In 2000, the total output value of agriculture was 6.7 million yuan, the total output value of township enterprises was 3 million yuan, the township fiscal revenue was 565500 yuan, the total grain output was 3750 tons, and the per capita net income of farmers was 1462 yuan. There are national highway 213 running through the territory, and four rural highways, namely, mu (Chuan) Jian (he), Jian (he) Xia (Ping), Jian (he) Tong (can Temple) and Jian (he) Miao (Ping). There is a postal agency. There are 1 junior middle school and 9 primary schools, with 1230 primary and secondary students. There were 1 health center and 6 village clinics. One ground satellite receiving station.

Major industries

Township enterprises have coal mines, small hydropower plants, tea processing plants. The main agricultural products are rice, wheat, corn and potato.

history

Before liberation, it was Dacun township. In 1951, it was divided into Jianshe Township and Heping township. In 1956, it was merged into Jianhe township. In 1958, it was changed into commune. In 1984, it was restored to Jianhe township.

Regional information

Administrative area

Population data

Data of the fifth census: total population 7924 (2017).