What towns are there in Changle County?

By the end of 20 13, Changle county had jurisdiction over 4 towns and 4 streets.

1, 4 towns: Yingqiu Town, Qiaoguan Town, Honghe Town and Tangqiao Town.

2. Four streets: Baodu Street, Wutu Street, Giulio Givanni Carlo Taccon Street and Baocheng Street.

Changle County, which belongs to Weifang City, Shandong Province, is located in the middle of Shandong Peninsula, 50 km east of Qingdao/KLOC-0 and 80 km north of Bohai Sea. The intersection of Bohai Economic Circle and Shandong Peninsula Urban Agglomeration is the throat area leading inland to Jiaodong coastal area. Ji Jiao Railway, Qing Ji Expressway and National Highway 309 run through the whole territory. It is a coastal economic open county approved by the State Council and a famous sapphire capital.

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After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), Changle County was subordinate to Changwei District. 1March, 967, Changwei Special Zone was changed to Changwei area; 1981July, Changwei area was changed to Weifang area; 1983 10 Weifang area was changed to Weifang city, and Changle county was subordinate to it.

1994165438+10, Pingyuan Township, Cuijiazhuang Township and Atto Township were abolished and Pingyuan Town, Cuijiazhuang Town and Atto Town were established.

1In July 1995, Bidu Township, Nanhao Township, Beiyan Township and Hetou Township were abolished, and Qinglong Town, Nanhao Town, Beiyan Town and Hetou Town were established; Cancel Zhanghe Township and set up Gaoya Town in the original administrative area of Zhanghe Township.

65438+1July 1996, 30 natural villages in Baita Township of Linqu County, Chizi Village in Daguan Town and Huangzhongpo Village in Liu Shan Town, with a total of 5,697 households and 22,439 people, were placed under the jurisdiction of Changle County and changed to Baita Town, and the town people's government was stationed in the original Baita Township People's Government of Linqu County.

199665438+February, Zhuhan Township and Dazhaike Township were abolished and Zhuhan Town and Dazhaike Town were established.

1July 1997, Beizhan Township was abolished and Beizhan Town was established.

In February of 200 1 year, Dazhaike Town was revoked and merged into Zhuhan Town; Cancel Beiqiao Township and merge into Qiaoqiao Town; Cancel Qinglong Town and merge into Beiyan Town; Cancel the North Station Town and merge it into Qiaoguan Town; Cancel Hetou Town and merge it into Ma Song Town; Cancel Wang Jun Township and merge into Atto Town; Bao Zhuang Township was abolished and merged into Gaoya Town; Cancel Pingyuan Town and merge it into Honghe Town.

Now it has jurisdiction over Changle, Giulio Givanni Carlo Taccon, Yaogou, Nanhao, Beiyan, Wutu, Qiaoguan, Ma Song, Cuijiazhuang, Atto, Zhu Han, Qiangqiang, Gaoya, Honghe and Baita, with 15 towns.

In March 2005, Changle Town and Liu Zhu Town were abolished, and three sub-district offices were established in the administrative areas of Changle Town and Liu Zhu Town. 28 administrative villages, such as Southeast Village and Nanguan Village in Changle Town, were placed under the jurisdiction of Chengguan Sub-district Office and were stationed by the former Changle Town People's Government.

24 administrative villages such as Dongguan and Wang Geng in Changle Town and Zhaojiazhuang and Yujiazhuang in Liu Zhu Town 10 are under the jurisdiction of Baocheng Sub-district Office, which is located at Gushan Street 179 in the county town. 46 administrative villages such as Luojiazhuang and Sunfu Village in Liu Zhu Town were placed under the jurisdiction of Giulio Givanni Carlo Taccon Sub-district Office accredited by Liu Zhu Town Government.

Nanhao Town was abolished, and a sub-district office was set up in the south of the city with the former administrative area of Nanhao Town, and the sub-district office was located in the former Nanhao Town Government. So far, Changle County has jurisdiction over 4 streets and 12 towns.

In August 2007, four streets were reserved, Wutu Town was abolished, and Wutu Sub-district Office was established in the administrative area of the former Wutu Town, and the office was stationed in the former Wutu Town Government. Yaogou Town was abolished and merged into Baocheng Street, and the sub-district office was located at Gushan Street 179, the county seat; Beiyan Town was abolished and merged into Qiaoguan Town, Qiaoguan Village, the government resident.

Cancel Zhuhan Town, merge into Honghe Town, and the government is stationed in Honghe Village; Cancel Cuijiazhuang Town, Atto Town and Ma Song Town, merge to form Yingqiu Town, and the government is located in Ma Song Village; Cancel Baita Town and Gaoya Town, and merge them into Tangqiao Town, the government resident; After the merger, Changle County has five sub-district offices and four towns.

20 13 10, Chengguan Sub-district Office was renamed Baodu Sub-district Office. 25 administrative villages under the jurisdiction of Baocheng Sub-district Office, 7 administrative villages under the jurisdiction of Wutu Sub-district Office and Bao Tong community under the jurisdiction of Chengnan Sub-district Office are under the jurisdiction of Baodu Sub-district Office. Baocheng Sub-district Office moved from Fu Qian Street to No.358 Xingguang Street.

Cancel the South Sub-district Office and merge its original administrative area into Wutu Sub-district Office. Wutu Sub-district Office moved from 678 Bao Tong Street to Yonghe Street 1 16. So far, Changle county has four sub-district offices. Four towns.

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