Mantang street, Hunnan District, Shenyang City, Liaoning Province

Mantang Street

Mantang street, belonging to Hunnan District, Shenyang City, Liaoning Province, is located in the northeast of Hunnan District, bordering gaowanzi, Fushun City in the East, Gaokan street in the southeast, Hunhe River in the South and Huishan street, Shenbei New District in the north. It covers a total area of 72.7 square kilometers, including 67.8 square kilometers of land, accounting for 93.3%, and 4.9 square kilometers of water, accounting for 6.7%.

Before 1962, it was a village; at the end of 2006, it was transformed into Mantang street. In 2018, Yingda street was abolished and the original administrative jurisdiction of Yingda Street office was merged into Mantang street. In 2019, Wangbin Street will be abolished and its jurisdiction will be divided into Mantang street. At the end of 2011, Mantang street had a total population of 21420. As of June 2020, Mantang street has jurisdiction over 34 communities, and its sub district office is located in Mantang community.

In 2011, the total revenue of Mantang street was 14 million yuan, an increase of 10.9% over the previous year. The national tax revenue is 8 million yuan and the local tax revenue is 6 million yuan.

History of construction

Before 1962, it was a village.

In May 1962, Mantang commune was established, belonging to Huishan livestock farm.

In October 1982, Mantang commune was transformed into Mantang township.

In September 1984, it was changed to Mantang Manchu Township.

At the end of 2006, the township was transformed into Mantang street.

In 2018, Yingda street was abolished and the original administrative jurisdiction of Yingda Street office was merged into Mantang street.

In 2019, Wangbin Street will be abolished and its jurisdiction will be divided into Mantang street.

administrative division

At the end of 2011, Mantang Street governed 15 communities: Zhongshui, Shangshui, Mantang, Erdao, wasteland, Weitang, Guanyinge, xiamu, Shangmu, Xiaoli, Huishan, Lianhua, Xintun, Qianling and Dongfeng.

As of June 2020, Mantang street has jurisdiction over 34 communities, and its sub district office is located in Mantang community.

geographical environment

Location context

Mantang street is located in the northeast of Hunnan District, bordering gaowanzi of Fushun City in the East, Gaokan street in the southeast, Hunhe River in the South and Huishan street of Shenbei New District in the north. It covers a total area of 72.7 square kilometers, including 67.8 square kilometers of land, accounting for 93.3%, and 4.9 square kilometers of water, accounting for 6.7%.

topographic features

Mantang street is located in hilly areas, the terrain is high in the north and low in the south. The highest peak in the territory is located in Qipan mountain, 265 meters above sea level, which is the remaining vein of Changbai Mountain; the lowest point is about 10 meters above sea level.

climate

Mantang street belongs to temperate continental monsoon climate, which is characterized by four distinct seasons, cold winter and less snow, long time, hot and rainy summer, short time, rapid temperature change in spring and autumn, windy spring and sunny autumn. The annual average temperature is 7.1 ℃, and the frost free period is 148 days. The annual average precipitation is 750 mm. The rainfall is concentrated from July to August every year.

hydrology

In Mantang street, there are no big rivers, but many small rivers, such as Pu River, Mantang River, Jiuzhan River, Sishui River and so on. The flow of the river changes with seasons, and the summer is abundant and the winter is dry.

natural resources

Mantang street has 16000 mu of arable land and 14600 mu of forest land.

population

At the end of 2010, the permanent resident population of Mantang street was 16908.

At the end of 2011, Mantang street had a total population of 21420. Among them, there are 14019 permanent urban residents, with an urbanization rate of 65.4%. In addition, there are 2120 floating population. In the total population, there are 11675 males, accounting for 54.5%; 9745 females, accounting for 45.5%; 4925 persons under 14 years old, accounting for 23%; 13709 persons between 15 and 64 years old, accounting for 64%; 2786 persons over 65.4 years old, accounting for 13%. Among the total population, 16384 (76.5%) are Han nationality, and 4931 (23%) are Manchu. In 2011, the birth rate was 6.97 ‰, the death rate was 5.12 ‰, and the natural growth rate was 1.85 ‰. The population density is 294.6 per square kilometer.

Economics

overview

In 2011, the total revenue of Mantang street was 14 million yuan, an increase of 10.9% over the previous year. The national tax revenue is 8 million yuan and the local tax revenue is 6 million yuan.

Agriculture

In 2011, Mantang Street achieved a total agricultural output value of 25 million yuan, an increase of 30% over the previous year, and the agricultural added value accounted for 1.6% of the GDP.

Corn is the main food crop in Mantang street. In 2011, 11139 tons of grain were produced.

The animal husbandry of Mantang street is mainly raising pigs, cattle, sheep and poultry. In 2011, the number of live pigs was 5517, with 1480 on hand at the end of the year; the number of cattle was 1250, with 690 on hand at the end of the year; the number of sheep was 3068, with 553 on hand at the end of the year; the number of poultry was 190000, with 138000 on the market. In 2011, 820 tons of meat were produced, including 404 tons of pork, 255 tons of beef, 75.5 tons of mutton, 3168 tons of fresh milk, and the total output value of animal husbandry was 30 million yuan.

Industry

In 2011, the total industrial output value of Mantang Street reached 260 million yuan, an increase of 23% over the previous year.

social undertakings

education

At the end of 2011, Mantang street had one kindergarten with 20 children and one full-time teacher; three primary schools with 1005 students and 110 full-time teachers. The enrollment rate of school-age children in primary schools and the coverage rate of nine-year compulsory education reached 100%.

Cultural undertakings

At the end of 2011, Mantang street had five village level cultural activity centers with a collection of 7000 books.

medical and health work

At the end of 2011, Mantang street had 11 medical and health institutions at all levels, 20 beds and 770000 yuan of fixed assets. There were 25 health professionals, including 6 licensed doctors, 7 licensed assistant doctors and 7 registered nurses. In 2011, medical institutions completed 9510 person times of diagnosis and treatment. In 2011, 8830 people participated in the new rural cooperative medical system, with a participation rate of 99%.

social security

In 2011, Mantang street had 198 urban minimum living security households with 328 people, with an expenditure of 1.322 million yuan, an increase of 34% over the previous year; 29 people received urban medical assistance, and 150 people participated in cooperative medical care funded by civil affairs departments, with a total expenditure of 39000 yuan, an increase of 10% over the previous year. The number of rural minimum living security households was 86, with 152 people, and the expenditure was 352000 yuan, an increase of 25% over the previous year. The government subsidized 27 people with various types of special pension, and the pension expenses were 160000 yuan, an increase of 0.9% over the previous year; nine people were provided by the five guarantees in rural areas, and the expenses were 56000 yuan, an increase of 9% over the previous year; ten people were provided by the five guarantees in rural areas, and the expenses were 32000 yuan, an increase of 9% over the previous year; 356 people were provided with medical assistance, an increase of 8% over the previous year. 7497 people participated in the new rural endowment insurance, with the participation rate of 100%.

traffic

There are 103 provincial roads passing through Mantang street.

History and culture

Mantang street was named burengou because the head of King Tabai, the sixth son of Nurhachi, was buried here in the early Qing Dynasty, and his fifth grandson, yuderui, was here to guard the tomb of his great grandfather. In the third year of Xuantong (1911) of the Qing Dynasty, the number of Manchu people in this area increased. It was renamed mantanggou because of the prosperity of Manchu people and the auspiciousness of their children and grandchildren.

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