Niangnianggong street, Taihe District, Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province

Niangniang Palace Street

Niangnianggong street, belonging to Taihe District, Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province, is located in the south of Jinzhou City, adjacent to Jianye town in the East, Bohai Sea in the south, Xingshan street and Wangjia street in the West and Songshan street in the north, with a total area of 159.16 square kilometers.

In the second year of the Republic of China (1913), Jinzhou Prefecture was abolished and Jinxian county was set up. Niangnianggong was a township, belonging to Jinxian county. In 1997, niangnianggong township was changed into niangnianggong Town, belonging to Linghai city. In July 2011, niangnianggong town was assigned to Taihe District. On August 9, 2013, niangnianggong town was abolished and niangnianggong street was established. At the end of 2011, the total population of niangnianggong street was 28337. As of June 2020, niangnianggong street has jurisdiction over 12 administrative villages, and its sub district office is located at No. 66, central street, niangnianggong village.

In 2011, the total agricultural output value of niangnianggong street was 660 million yuan, an increase of 8% over the previous year, and the agricultural added value accounted for 90% of the GDP.

History of construction

In the second year of the Republic of China (1913), Jinzhou Prefecture was abolished and Jinxian county was established. Niangniang palace was the township of Jinxian county.

In 1931, after the September 18th Incident, the village system was implemented, and Niangniang palace was the village.

In 1937, niangnianggong village and Taitun village were merged into donghaikou village, and Taitun was the residence of the village office.

During the reign of the Kuomintang, villages were changed into townships, and donghaikou village was changed into Ninghai Township, where Taitun was located.

In 1949, niangnianggong village was built.

In 1956, niangnianggong township was set up in the village.

In 1957, Shuangling township was established, belonging to eight districts of Jin county (Shuangyang).

In 1951, it was incorporated into niangnianggong Township and divided into seven districts.

In 1958, the two townships of putun and Songning were merged into niangnianggong township.

In the autumn of 1958, Niangniang palace and Songshan Township were merged into Songshan commune.

In 1961, Songshan commune was divided into Songshan commune and niangnianggong commune, belonging to Jinxian people's Committee.

In 1983, niangnianggong township was established, belonging to Jin county.

In 1993, it belongs to Linghai city.

In 1997, niangnianggong township was changed into niangnianggong Town, belonging to Linghai city.

In 2007, niangnianggong town belongs to Jinzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone.

On June 5, 2008, it belongs to longqiwan New District of Jinzhou.

In July 2011, niangnianggong town was assigned to Taihe District.

On August 9, 2013, niangnianggong town was abolished and niangnianggong street was established.

administrative division

By the end of 2011, niangnianggong street had jurisdiction over one community and 11 administrative villages: niangnianggong, ant, Xiangmao, Mahua, Nanling, Beiling, Pantun, Taitun, Changtun, yutun, cuitun and putun, and 93 villager groups.

As of June 2020, niangnianggong street has jurisdiction over 12 administrative villages: niangnianggong village, ant village, Xiangmao village, Mahua village, Beiling village, Nanling village, Pantun village, Taitun village, putun village, Changtun village, yutun village and cuitun village. The street office is located at No. 66, central street, niangnianggong Village.

geographical environment

Location context

Niangnianggong street is located in the south of Jinzhou City, adjacent to Jianye town in the East, Bohai Sea in the south, Xingshan street and Wangjia street in the West and Songshan street in the north, with a total area of 159.16 square kilometers.

topographic features

Niangnianggong street is located in the lower reaches of Xiaoling River and the coast of Bohai Sea. Hilly territory, Haihe connected, the territory of South-North narrow. The north half is flat with an average altitude of 20 meters; the east part is Xiaolinghe alluvial plain with fertile soil.

climate

Niangnianggong street belongs to temperate continental monsoon climate, which is characterized by less rain and more wind in spring, high temperature and more rain in summer, abrupt decrease of temperature and rain in autumn and cold and dry in winter. The annual average temperature is 8.8 ℃. The annual average precipitation is 540mm. The annual average frost free period is 170 days.

hydrology

The largest river in niangnianggong street is Xiaoling River, which originates from xiaotiziling, wohugou, Wafangzi Town, Chaoyang County, Chaoyang City, Liaoning Province. It flows through Chaoyang, Jinzhou and Linghai, and flows south to Xinlitun, Jianye township. The East flows from Jinzhou salt farm to Bohai Sea, and the West flows from Longwangmiao salt farm to Bohai Sea. The current is 15 kilometers long, flows through the southeast of ant village, and flows into the Bohai Sea through Beiling and Nanling villages. It has a total length of 206 kilometers and a drainage area of 5153 square kilometers.

natural resources

Niangnianggong street has 73000 mu of arable land, 6030 mu of grassland and 7335 mu of woodland.

population

At the end of 2011, niangnianggong street had a total population of 28337, including 2563 urban permanent residents, with an urbanization rate of 9%. Among the total population, 14729 were male, accounting for 51.98%; 13608 were female, accounting for 48.02%. In 2011, the birth rate was 7 ‰, the death rate was 8 ‰, and the natural growth rate was - 1 ‰. The population density is 178 people per square thousand.

Economics

In 2011, the total agricultural output value of niangnianggong street was 660 million yuan, an increase of 8% over the previous year, and the agricultural added value accounted for 90% of the GDP.

Rice and sorghum are the main food crops in niangnianggong street. In 2011, niangnianggong Street produced 26664 tons of grain, including 343 tons of rice. The main economic crops are peanuts and vegetables. In 2011, the planting area of peanut was 6045 Mu and the output was 754 tons; the planting area of vegetable was 6825 Mu and the output was 17486 tons. The main varieties were cucumber, beans, eggplant and tomato, including 3670 tons of cucumber, 274 tons of beans, 452 tons of Eggplant and 1631 tons of tomato.

Niangnianggong Street animal husbandry to raise pigs, sheep, cattle, poultry based. In 2011, the number of live pigs raised in niangnianggong street was 55000, with a year-end stock of 22000; the number of sheep raised was 3533, with a year-end stock of 1583; the number of cattle raised was 274, with a year-end stock of 221; the number of poultry raised was 1016000, with 360000 listed poultry. In 2011, it produced 2842.1 tons of meat, including 2805 tons of pork, 8.1 tons of beef and 29 tons of mutton; 12165 tons of eggs and 491.5 tons of fresh milk; and the total output value of animal husbandry was 290 million yuan.

Niangnianggong street has formed an industrial system with fur, chemical industry, storage, frozen processing and building material production as the main parts.

In 2011, the total industrial output value of niangnianggong Street reached 65.94 million yuan. In 2011, there were 31 fur factories with 294 employees and an annual output value of 12 million yuan.

social undertakings

education

At the end of 2011, there were six primary schools and one nine-year school in niangnianggong street.

Cultural undertakings

At the end of 2011, niangnianggong street had two cultural professionals, one cultural station, with a construction area of 48 square meters, and 14 public libraries, with a construction area of 476 square meters and a collection of 15000 books. There are 30 employees in the cultural industry, including 8 employees in public institutions. At the end of 2011, there were 5000 cable TV users, with a comprehensive TV coverage rate of 70%.

medical and health work

At the end of 2011, there was a health center in niangnianggong street, with 16 beds and 0.6 medical beds per 1000 people. There were 22 professional health personnel, including 7 licensed doctors, 7 licensed assistant doctors and 1 registered nurse, with an average of 0.7 health technical personnel, 0.5 licensed assistant doctors and 0.04 registered nurses per 1000 people. In 2011, medical institutions completed 10000 person times of diagnosis and treatment, 143 hospitalized operations and 143 discharged patients.

social security

In 2011, niangnianggong street had 376 rural minimum living security households with 810 people; 24 rural five guarantees were provided in a centralized way; 117 rural five guarantees were provided in a decentralized way; and 1100 people participated in the cooperative medical system funded by the civil affairs department. The state subsidized 85 people.

traffic

There are 209 provincial roads passing through niangnianggong street.

History and culture

It is said that in the early Tang Dynasty, King Luo Bin fled and was in danger by boat. When he arrived at Liaodong Bay, he saw a small temple on the top of the mountain on the north bank. He made a wish and said, "if you get out of danger, rebuild the temple." After he got out of danger, he forgot this wish. Suddenly, one night, three empresses asked him to build a temple. So he took out silver to build a temple called Sanxiao Niangniang Temple. After he, Wan two surnames settled here, named Niangniang palace.

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