Chang'an Town, Linxiang City, Hunan Province

Chang'an Town

Chang'an town is subordinate to Linxiang City, Yueyang City, Hunan Province. It is located in the west of the central part of Linxiang city. It has 120000 people and covers an area of 20.7 square kilometers. Chang'an town has a long history and profound culture. Within the jurisdiction, there is wujianshan, a state-level forest park full of trees, the beautiful Chang'an River, the Beijing Guangzhou railway, the Beijing Zhuhai Expressway and the 107 national highway, which connect the South and North arteries of the motherland. It is surrounded by mountains and rivers, green trees, convenient transportation, rich in natural resources and beautiful ecological environment.

Evolution of organizational system

Chang'an post was set up in 1381, the 10th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty. It is said that in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, there were Chang'an people who came here to avoid chaos and settled down, so they were called Chang'an. In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Wanghe Shangli and Xiali: at the beginning of the Republic of China, it was divided into four districts. In 1917, the north section of Yuehan railway was opened to traffic, and the station was set up here, so it gradually developed into a market. In 1930, the county government moved from Lucheng to this place, and the county was rebuilt in the Republic of China. In August 1949, it was called Chang'an town. In 1953, it was renamed Chengguan town and attached to the first district; in October 1960, it was established as Chengguan people's commune; in August of the next year, it was changed into Chengguan town under the county jurisdiction, with jurisdiction over the two neighborhood committees of Chang'an and Wuli, the besieged city and two villages of urban and rural areas. In 1988, the administrative scope of Chengguan town was expanded, and Changcheng village, Feiyue village, Nongke village, Shizui village in Chang'an Township and Wuli Village in Wuli Township were put under the jurisdiction of Chengguan town. In 1992, Chengguan town was renamed Chang'an town. In 1995, the Department of civil affairs of Hunan Province abolished Chang'an town of Linxiang city and established two sub district offices, Chang'an and Qiaodong.

administrative division

By April 2007, Chang'an sub district office had been set up. Under the jurisdiction of the office, there are 9 community neighborhood committees, 3 administrative villages and regions, covering an area of 20.7 square kilometers. There are 230 administrative, public institution and enterprise units within the jurisdiction, with a population of 120000. The annual total output value of industry and agriculture is 930 million yuan, the total financial revenue is 7.588 million yuan, the per capita net income of villages and residents is increased by 520 yuan, and the total amount of investment is 70 million yuan. Since the reform and opening up, Yueyang City has been awarded the first prize in the construction of a well-off and civilized people's town.

Population nationality

(fifth census data)

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