Shiya Township
Shiya township is located in the southeast gate of Pingchang County, Sichuan Province, bordering on the north mountain of Daxian County, with a total area of 45.29 square kilometers. The highest altitude is 939 meters, and the lowest altitude is 296 meters. The terrain is high in the north and low in the south. It is a typical dry mountain township. Shiya has a pleasant climate and beautiful scenery. The annual average temperature is between 18-25 degrees. There are mountains, forests, basins, Xiaobazi, small plains and low hills in the area. Since the reform and opening up, the forest coverage rate of Shiya has increased year by year, reaching 63.56% of the total area in the region, and there is a trend of further expansion. In particular, houhegou, Longfengshan, guanpingshan, Bamianshan, goujiayan, 32liangshan, Banqiaohe and other forests have been developed into one. There are many kinds of animals in the forest, with a preliminary estimate of dozens of species. The common ones are hares, pheasants, goats, weasels, porcupines, foxes, squirrels, eagles, ducks, mandarin ducks, macaques, especially Banqiaohe macaques It is suitable for developing rural tourism.
On May 25, 2020, the people's Government of Sichuan Province decided to abolish Shiya township.
summary
Shiya township is located in the southeast gate of Pingchang County, Sichuan Province. It borders Beishan Township and Zitong township of Dazhou city in the East, banmiao township of benxian County in the west, Qingfeng Township in the South and Luming town in the north. The territory is mostly high mountains, steep mountains, Liang ang gully, rugged road. The highest altitude of "Longfeng Mountain" is 939 meters, and the lowest altitude is 296 meters. The terrain is high in the north and low in the south. It is a typical dry mountain town. The township covers an area of 45.29 square kilometers, governs 11 administrative villages, with a cultivated land area of more than 12000 Mu and a total population of 8921 (2017).
Historical evolution
Shiya, formerly known as qiubanya, was built in the early years of the Republic of China. It was the hometown of sun Hongzhen, a martyr of the 1911 Revolution. In 1933, the Red Army established a Soviet regime in Shiya. In 1948, Shiya people's commune was established. In 1950, Shiya township was built. 24 April 1953. The county government decided to divide Yulin Township into Shiya Township, Caoyan Township and baichi township. On April 24, 1953, the people's Government of Shiya township was established under the jurisdiction of the Fifth District (yaotan District). In March 1955, the people's Government of Shiya township was put under the jurisdiction of the Sixth District (Kowloon District) office. In January 1956, Shiya township was merged into yaotan Township, and the people's Government of Shiya township was abolished. on May 25, 2020, the people's Government of Sichuan Province decided to abolish Shiya township.
administrative division
The township governs 11 administrative villages with 8921 people (2017), 30 kilometers away from the county. The township has a total cultivated land area of 12000 mu, 8 reservoirs and 112 shanpingtang. There are 1 Township junior middle school, 13 primary schools, more than 2500 students, 1 health center, 12 village level health stations, and 2 township roads, which are in the middle of Pingchang and Daxian, and the villages are basically connected with roads.
economic development
In agriculture, it mainly grows rice, rape and corn, with more than 500 mu of rice seed farm and 1 new rural demonstration site; it mainly breeds pigs, beef cattle and small poultry, with 1 professional and modern chicken farm, more than 100 large-scale and professional pig farm, 1 beef cattle breeding and breeding base, 3 prefabrication farms, 1 shale brick farm, wine making, repair and grain and oil processing There are nearly 20 workers. the township exports more than 5000 people in the secondary and tertiary industries, realizing an annual labor income of 15 million yuan, the total income of rural economy of nearly 40 million yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers of 1300 yuan. It is a key poverty alleviation township of the state.
Linshui County
Shiya Township
It is a township level administrative unit under the jurisdiction of Pingchang County, Sichuan Province.
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