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Which district does Wanjiang Street in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province belong to?

As of 20 19, Zhili, Wanjiang Street, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province belongs to Dongguan City.

Wanjiang Street, located in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, formerly known as Wanjiang District Office of Dongguan County; It is a part of Dongguan City, one of the four major streets in Dongguan City and one of the sub-centers of Dongguan City.

Wanjiang Street in Dongguan is separated from Guancheng Street and Dongcheng Street by a tributary of Dongjiang, reaching Cheng Nan Street in the southeast, Daojiao Town in the southwest, Wangniudun Town in the west, Gaobu Town and Tang Zhong Town in the north. As of 2004, the street has a jurisdiction area of 48.6 square kilometers and a permanent population of 250,000, including 70,000 registered residents.

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On February 26th, 1957, 1957, the work of removing districts and merging villages in Dongguan was completed. The county withdrew from 15 area, and set up 37 townships in Guancheng, Shilong and Taiping.

Among them, the attached city was abolished and John Wan (including John Wan, Shi Mei, Bajiaowo, Xinhe, Shengli, Gonglian and Jintai), Huangcun and Luosha were established. Withdraw Daojiao District, and set up Xincun (including two small townships of Xincun and Dafen) and Daojiao two big townships; Remove the Zhongdian District and set up the Zhongdian (including Xiaoxiang, Gu Yong and Jiaolian), Huang Yong, Xiansha and Wangniudun.

On September 28th 1958, 37 townships were merged into 30 townships. Xiaoxiang, Gu Yong and Li Jiao merged into Wangniudun Township; Jiaoshang, Jiaoqian and Jiaobei are included in Jiaolian Township and merged into Nawei Township; John Wan, Shi Mei, Bajiaowo, Xinhe, Shengli, Gonglian, Jintai, Hexin Village, Dafen, Xiaohe and Changping were merged into Xincun Township, under the jurisdiction of 1 1 Brigade.

1958 On April 20th, Dongguan abolished the system of large towns and villages, and the county cancelled 30 large towns and villages, establishing a people's commune system of "integration of politics and society". There are 14 people's communes in the county. John Wan, Huangcun and Zhang Cun (Luosha) merged to form Fucheng People's Commune; New villages and towns were merged into Daojiao People's Commune.

1959 On June 29th, the original 14 people's commune was divided into 23. There are 20 rural communes and 3 urban communes. John Wan People's Commune was established, and three brigades were added: Xiaoxiang Brigade, Gu Yong Brigade and Jiaolian Brigade. The whole commune is divided into four groups: Xincun, Dafen, Xiaohe and Changping, and the Xincun People's Commune is established.

1June, 959, John Wan's seven brigades were separated from Fucheng Commune and merged with Xiaoxiang, Gu Yong and Jiaolian, which were separated from Neville Commune, to form John Wan People's Commune.

1963 In March, Xincun People's Commune and Dafen merged into John Wan Commune.

1968 In May, John Wan People's Commune was changed to John Wan People's Commune Revolutionary Committee.

1983 0 1, cancel the title of Revolutionary Committee and restore John Wan People's Commune.

1September 1983, the system of "integration of politics and society" was changed, and the commune was renamed as the district office; The production brigade was renamed the Township People's Government, and John Wan was renamed the Wanjiang District Office.

1985 In September, Dongguan County was renamed as Dongguan City (county level), and John Wan was listed as "Guangdong Industrial Satellite City".

1June, 1986, Dongguan City began to withdraw its districts to build towns,1October 5, 65438, Zhangmutou and other nine districts withdrew their districts to build towns. On February 4th, three sub-district offices in Guancheng Town, Huangcun District, Wanjiang District and Fucheng District were abolished, and Guancheng District Sub-district Office, Wanjiang District Sub-district Office, Fucheng District Sub-district Office and Huangcun District Sub-district Office were established as agencies of the municipal government.

1988 0 1, Dongguan was upgraded to a prefecture-level city. In July, the preparatory group of Dongguan Municipal People's Government was established. As a county-level unit, it has five sub-district offices: inner city sub-district office, outer city sub-district office, Fucheng sub-district office, Huangcun sub-district office and Wanjiang sub-district office.

In March 2000, the Fucheng Sub-district Office was abolished and the Dongcheng Sub-district Office was established. In June 2006, Huangcun District Sub-district Office was renamed as Cheng Nan Sub-district Office; On June 5438+ 10, 2002, the inner city and outer city sub-district offices separated from June 65438+June 0988 were cancelled, and the Guancheng sub-district office was merged and re-established; In June 2002, Wanjiang District Sub-district Office was renamed Wanjiang Sub-district Office.

So far, in September of 20 1 1, Dongguan has 28 towns and 4 streets under its jurisdiction. The town (street) governs 383 villages and 2 14 communities. There are several villager groups in the village and several residents groups in the community. The town office is the town people's government, and the street office is the street office; Village offices are villagers' committees and community offices are community residents' committees.

In June 2002, Wanjiang Sub-district Office was renamed Wanjiang Sub-district Office, and its organizational structure and jurisdiction remained unchanged.

In September 2003, Wanjiang Street completed the village-to-community transformation, and 26 villages were transformed into 26 communities, including 27 communities and residents' communities (that is, John Wan communities).

In August 2004, with the consent of Dongguan Municipal People's Government, the Xincheng Community Neighborhood Committee of Wanjiang Street was established.

Wanjiang Sub-district Government-Overview of John Wan

Dongguan Municipal People's Government-Administrative Division