Fangsong street, Songjiang District, Shanghai Municipality

Fangsong Street

Fangsong street belongs to Songjiang District of Shanghai. It is located in the center of Songjiang District, with the central geographic coordinates of 31 ° 03 ′ N and 120 ° 12 ′ e. it is located in the southeast of Yangtze River Delta and west of ancient Gangshen, which is the earlier part of Shanghai plain. It is located in the depression basin of Taihu Lake Basin, with the ground inclined from southeast to northwest. Shenjingtang connects chenshantang and passes through the middle of Fangsong area in north-south direction; Zhangjiabang passes through the north of Fangsong area in east-west direction. The northeast is about 30 kilometers away from the people's Square in the center of Shanghai, and the north is about 25 kilometers away from Hongqiao International Airport. In 2010, the population was 161438 (2010). In 2015, the total area of streets was 14.76 square kilometers. In 2011, 20381 households registered residence and 78474 registered residence. In 2013, it has jurisdiction over 28 communities and 1 administrative village.

In 2011, the total industrial and agricultural output value of Fangsong street was 255 million yuan; the retail sales of social consumer goods was 2.849 billion yuan; the added value was 1.671 billion yuan; and the fiscal revenue was 4.183 billion yuan.

History of construction

In the spring and Autumn period, Fangsong area belonged to the state of Wu, and after Helu, it belonged to the east of Changshui county. at the beginning of the Warring States period, in 473 BC, the state of Yue destroyed the state of Wu, and Fangsong belonged to the state of Yue; after the middle of the Warring States period, it belonged to Chu. Since the 26th year of the first emperor of Qin Dynasty (221 BC), Fangsong Prefecture belongs to Shuixian County, the prefect of Kuaiji Prefecture; in the 37th year (210 BC), Changshui county was changed to Quanxian county. In the fourth year of Yongjian (129) of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was divided into Wujun County in the west of Zhejiang Province and Kuaiji County in the east of Zhejiang Province. In 231, boxing was changed to Hexing. In the fifth year of chiwu (242), Sun Quan established Zihe as the crown prince and changed Hexing into Jiaxing to avoid taboo. In the first year of Xianhe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (326), Emperor Cheng made his younger brother Sima Yue king of Wu, changed Wu County into Wu state, and Jiaxing, Haiyan and Lou counties were subordinate to Wu state. in 420, the state of Wu was changed to Wujun. In the sixth year of Liang Tianjian (507), Lou county was cut and merged into Xinyi County, which was subordinate to Xinyi county. In the first year of Datong (535), Kunshan county was established as the original Lou County of Xinyi county. In the 10th year of Tang Tianbao (751), Zhao Juzhen, the governor of Wujun County, set Huating County as the eastern border of Jiaxing, the southern border of Kunshan and the northern border of Haiyan. At that time, Fangsong area was under the jurisdiction of Huating county. In the second year of Qianyuan (759) of Tang Dynasty, Wu County was changed to Suzhou, which was under the jurisdiction of Zhejiang Xidao. in the fourth year of qianning (897) of the Tang Dynasty, Qian Mu, king of Wu and Yue, occupied Huating. Since then, he belongs to the state of Wu and Yue. during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, the Tang Dynasty and the Song Dynasty, Huating County belonged to various areas, and Fangsong area always belonged to Huating. In the 21th year of Jiajing (1542), Qingpu County was built on the land of Huating county and Shanghai county, and Fangsong Prefecture was divided into Huating county and Qingpu County. In 1646, Songjiangfu was located in Jiangnan Province, with jurisdiction over Huating, Shanghai and Qingpu counties. Fangsong area belongs to Huating and Qingpu counties. In 1656, Songjiang Prefecture established Lou County by analyzing part of the land in the southwest of Huating county. Fangsong area belongs to Lou County, Huating county and Qingpu County. In 1667, Jiangnan province was divided into Jiangsu Province and Anhui Province, and Songjiang Prefecture belonged to Jiangsu Province. The counties in Fangsong area remain unchanged. In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), Songjiang Prefecture was withdrawn, and Huating county and Lou county were merged into Huating County, which was subordinate to Jiangsu Province. Fangsong area belongs to Huating and Qingpu counties. in 1914, Huating county was renamed Songjiang County, still under the jurisdiction of Jiangsu Province. In 1929, the district system was tried out by provincial decree. Fangsong district was divided into Chengxiang District, Sijing District, Tiankun district and Yuchen District of Songjiang County. In 1936, the office of the third administrative inspector of Jiangsu Province was established in Songjiang. In 1945, after the victory of the Anti Japanese War, Songjiang County and Qingpu County were still under the jurisdiction of the third Special Administrative Supervision Office of Jiangsu Province, and Fangsong Prefecture belonged to Songjiang County and Qingpu County respectively. On May 13, 1949, Fangsong area and Songjiang County were liberated together. On the 14th, the southern Jiangsu administrative office set up Songjiang District, with Songjiang County and Qingpu County under its jurisdiction. At that time, Fangsong district was under Zhongshan town and Yonghe town of the second Township Joint Office of Songjiang County, Kungang township of the fifth Township Joint Office and Sheshan Office of Qingpu County. In November 1949, Fangsong district was divided into Chengxi District, Chengdong District, Tiankun district and Yugan District of Qingpu County. In 1952, the organizational system of Jiangsu Province was restored, and the Songjiang special area was subordinate to Jiangsu Province. In December 1954, Yugan District of Qingpu County was assigned to Songjiang County. At that time, Fangsong area belonged to Chengxi District, Chengdong District, Tiankun district and Shegan District of Songjiang County. In May 1955, Shegan district was changed into Sheshan district. In August 1957, Songjiang County withdrew its districts and merged its townships. Fangsong Prefecture was divided into Chengxi Township, Chengbei Township, Yushan Township and Tianma township. In September 1958, the people's commune was established by the integration of rural politics and society. At that time, Fangsong Prefecture belonged to Xingfu (later changed to the north of the city), Hongqi (later changed to the west of the city), Yingxiong (later changed to Tianma) and Sheshan people's commune in Songjiang County. In November 1958, Songjiang County was transferred to Shanghai. In March 1978, Songjiang County adjusted the commune division, and the Lianxing brigade of Chengbei people's commune was assigned to the newly established Zhuanqiao people's commune (later changed to Dongjing people's commune). Fangsong area belongs to five people's communes in Songjiang County, including Chengxi, Chengbei, Tianma, Sheshan and Zhuanqiao. In November 1980, Chengxi people's commune was changed into Cangqiao people's commune, Chengbei people's commune into WULITANG people's commune, Zhuanqiao people's commune into Dongjing people's commune, and the names of Tianma and Sheshan people's communes remained unchanged. Fangsong Prefecture belongs to five people's communes, namely Cangqiao, WULITANG, Dongjing, Sheshan and Tianma. In April 1984, the rural government and society were separated and the Township People's government was established. Fangsong Prefecture belongs to Cangqiao, WULITANG, Dongjing, Tianma and Sheshan township governments. In June 1986, the people's Government of Sheshan township was changed into the people's Government of Yushan Town. Fangsong Prefecture is under the people's Government of Cangqiao, WULITANG, Dongjing and Tianma townships and the people's Government of Sheshan town. in July 1994, Songjiang County moved from township to town. Fangsong area is divided into five towns: Cangqiao, rongbei, Dongjing, Sheshan and Tianma. in December 1997, Songjiang County People's government new City Office (the predecessor of Fangsong Street) was established in three villages of rongbei town. At that time, Fangsong District belonged to Xincheng office, rongbei Town, Cangqiao Town, Dongjing Town, Sheshan town and Tianma town. On February 27, 1998, Songjiang County was abolished and Songjiang District was established. Fangsong district was subordinate to Songjiang District. On January 5, 2001, the New District Office of Songjiang District People's government was cancelled and Fangsong sub district office of Songjiang District People's government was established. At that time, Fangsong area was divided into Fangsong street, Sheshan town and Dongjing Town.

administrative division

Division evolution

In December 1997, the New Town Office of Songjiang County People's government was established in Fangsong District, which has jurisdiction over three villages. In 2000, the new town office had five residents' committees and five administrative villages. In January 2001, Fangsong street had 5 residents committees and 8 administrative villages. Since 2002, Fangsong Street governs the whole Fangsong area. Fangsong Street Administrative Region Adjustment: tongbotang in the East, Youdun port in the west, Shanghai Hangzhou Expressway in the South and Chenhua highway in the north. in 2010, Fangsong street had 23 neighborhood committees, 7 community preparatory groups, 1 administrative village and 2 community management stations. In December 2008, Fangsong street had 19 communities, 7 community preparatory groups and 1 administrative village. The community consists of Jianghong, fangshengchi, Tianle, Jiangzhong, gongjieyuan, Xianghe, Lanqiao, lvtingyuan, Dingxin, Mingfeng, Jiangcheng, Tanxiang, Kaiyuan, Shiji Xincheng, Maoyuan, Jianshe, Dongming, Hupan Tiandi, Zidong Xinyuan, etc. the community preparation group consists of Jingui garden, Haide Mingyuan, Thames Town, Xingchen garden, Jiuyang Wenhua, Huating apartment, songyunshui garden, etc. The administrative village is Xinyuan Chenjiacun. In 2010, Fangsong street had 23 neighborhood committees, 7 community preparatory groups, 1 administrative village and 2 community management stations. In July 2015, the administrative area of Fangsong street was adjusted to tongbotang in the East, youdungang in the west, G60 Expressway in the South and Wenxiang road in the north. That is to say, Fangsong street is divided into two parts according to the north and south by Wenxiang road. Among them, Fangsong street is to the south of Wenxiang Road, and Guangfulin street is to the north of Wenxiang Road, covering an area of about 19.05 square kilometers. In 2010, Fangsong street had a total area of 36.4 square kilometers.

Zoning details

In 2013, Fangsong street was under the jurisdiction of fangshengchi, Jianghong, Tianle, Jiangzhong, lvtingyuan, Xianghe, Lanqiao, Dingxin, Kaiyuan, Shiji, Tanxiang, Dongming, Jianshe, Gongjie, Hupan Tiandi, Zidong Xinyuan, MINGTING Huayuan, songyunshui, Xingchen, Haide, Jiuyang Wenhua, Runfeng, Changxin garden, taimusi Town, Yuanye, xiziwan There are 28 communities in Sanxiang Siji, Wenxiang Mingyuan and one administrative village in xinchenjia village.

geographical environment

Location context

The geographical coordinates of Fangsong Street Center are 31 ° 03 'n and 120 ° 12' E. Tongbotang is separated from Zhongshan street in the East; Shanghai Hangzhou Expressway is separated from Yueyang street and Yongfeng street in the South; Youdun port is adjacent to Songjiang Export Processing Zone B and Sheshan town in the West; Chenhua highway is adjacent to Yushan and Dongjing towns in the north. In 2010, the total area of the street was 36.4 square kilometers.

climate

Fangsong Street area belongs to the north

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