Boyang Town, Xingren City, Qianxinan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province

Boyang town

Boyang town of Xingren city (yuantianwan township) is located at 105 ° 19 ′ - 105 ° 24 ′ E and 25 ° 37 ′ - 25 ° 41 ′ n. Located in the northern part of the county, along the Boyang River and Masha River in the Beipan River Basin, it belongs to the karst landform area of Yunnan Guizhou Plateau plate. It is about 10 kilometers wide from east to west, 17 kilometers long from north to south, 56 kilometers away from Xingren city in the south. It faces Baide town in the East, Dashan town in the south, Jichang town in Qinglong County, Sanbao town in the West and Puli town in Guanling County across the river.

General situation of villages and towns

Boyang town (yuantianwan township) is 56 kilometers away from the urban area. It is located on the banks of Boyang River and Masha River in Beipan River Basin. It belongs to the karst landform area of Yunnan Guizhou Plateau plate. It is connected with Baide town in the East, Dashan Township in the south, Angu Township in Qinglong County in the West and Jichang town across the river in the north. The total area of the township is 83.57 square kilometers, the forest coverage rate is 26%, the altitude is between 635-1485, the highest point is in the north mountain of Xinzhai village, the lowest point is in the North Masha river bank of xiaomashan villager group, the altitude is 635 meters, the existing population is 27409, including 4828 ethnic minorities, accounting for 17% of the total population, the traffic is inconvenient, the information is blocked, the people are relatively poor, it is one of the 100 first-class poor towns in Guizhou Province One.

natural resources

There are strange mountains and rocks, elegant and simple ethnic customs, pleasant climate, abundant rainfall, average annual temperature of 15.3 ℃, average rainfall of 1330 mm, fertile soil and rich biological resources. There are ten thousand mu of artificial grassland on the Bank of Boyang River and Masha river.

The township has 16348 mu of arable land, including 3100 mu of farmland and 13248 mu of dry land, with planting as the main industry and breeding as supporting development. The main food crops are: rice, corn, wheat, etc.; cash crops are: flue-cured tobacco, rape, early maturing corn, early maturing vegetables, Amomum villosum, etc.; fruit forests are: eucommia, Tung, bamboo, pepper, peach, walnut, chestnut, etc. Breeding pigs, cattle, horses, sheep, chickens, geese and other livestock.

Administrative population

According to the population statistics in 2003, there are 24551 people in 4965 households, accounting for 98% of the total agricultural population. There are Buyi, Yi, Han and other ethnic groups living in the area, including 2841 people of Buyi, 601 people of Yi and 22663 people of Han.

infrastructure

In recent years, the infrastructure construction of Boyang town has been improved day by day, and electricity has been connected to every village. Closed circuit television ground satellite receiving stations have been installed in every village. More than 98% of the groups have basically realized "three links" (water, road and electricity). Since 2003, the distance education network has been opened in 8 villages of the township. There are 19 schools in the township, including 2 junior middle schools, 1 nine-year compulsory education school and 1 Central Primary School. There are 4466 students in the school, and the enrollment rate of school-age children is 100%.

economic development

In 2005, the gross national product of the township was 51 million yuan, the total fiscal revenue was 120000 yuan (including national and local taxes), the grain output was 9504 tons, the flue-cured tobacco output was 25 tons, the national assets investment of the township was 3.77 million yuan, the per capita net income of farmers was 1370 yuan, the per capita grain was 360 kg, the birth rate was controlled at 19.5 ‰, the natural growth rate of population was 11.15%, and the multiple child rate was controlled within 0.5% The economy of the whole Township grew steadily, all social undertakings developed healthily, and the rural society was stable.

Evolution of organizational system

Boyang town (yuantianwan township) is historically known as "Boyang township". Before 1991, it was two small townships under the jurisdiction of Dashan District, Xinzhai and Tianwan. At the beginning of 1992, Dashan district was abolished and the former two townships were merged. The township governs 14 administrative villages and 118 villager groups. In 2007, 14 administrative villages were merged into 8 villages. In January 2015, with the approval of the provincial people's government, it was agreed to abolish Tianwan township of Xingren county and establish a new Boyang town of Xingren city. The newly established Boyang town governs yuantianwan Township and the town people's government is stationed in Tianwan neighborhood committee. In June 2015, the people's Government of Boyang town of Xingren city was officially established.

administrative division

Boyang town now has seven villages and one neighborhood committee, including Tianwan neighborhood committee, Xinzhai village, datianjiao village, Yangliujing village, Ziyi village, Duguai village, Suoyi village and pucha village.

geographical environment

Boyang town is 56 kilometers away from the urban area. It is located on the banks of Boyang River and Masha River in Beipan River Basin. It belongs to the karst landform area of Yunnan Guizhou Plateau plate. It is connected with Baide town in the East, Dashan Township in the south, Angu Township in Qinglong County in the West and Jichang town across the river in the north.

Population nationality

In 2003, there were 24551 people in 4965 households, living in Buyi, Yi, Han and other ethnic groups, including 2841 people of Buyi, 601 people of Yi and 22663 people of Han.

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