Are Puning and Liusha in Jieyang City, District or Town?

Puning in Jieyang City is a city, and Liusha was originally a town, but it was revoked in 2000 and became four sub-district offices: Liusha East, Liusha West, Liusha South and Liusha North. Details are as follows:

Puning city 1

Puning is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Guangdong Province and is managed by Jieyang City. It is located in the southeast of Guangdong Province, in the west of Chaoshan Plain, and in the upper reaches of Rongjiang, Lianjiang and Longjiang. Between east longitude115 43'10 "and north latitude16 21'02" and north latitude 23 05' 40 ".

The urban area is 53 kilometers east of Shantou, 38 kilometers north of Jieyang Rongcheng, 300 kilometers west of Guangzhou, the provincial capital, and 30 kilometers south of the South China Sea coast. The city boundary is about 50 kilometers long from east to west and 38 kilometers wide from north to south. The perimeter of the city boundary is about 206 kilometers, with a total area of 1620 square kilometers, equivalent to 242,9791mu, which is 0.90 1% of the land area of Guangdong Province.

2. Liusha Town

Liusha Town is located in the east of Puning City, Jieyang City, Guangdong Province, at the northern foot of Da Nan Shan and the upper reaches of Lianjiang River, which is a part of Lianjiang alluvial plain.

Liusha Town looks at Nanyang Mountain in the west, Da Nan Mountain in the south, Xiao Bei Mountain in the north, flat and fertile Chaoshan Plain in the east and South China Sea in the east. The north and south are adjacent to Nanjing, Zhanlong and Xiajiashan respectively. To the west, from north to south, divide three towns/street offices: Daba, Liaoyuan and Chiwei respectively; The south is bordered by Da Nanshan Town, an old revolutionary base area.

Liusha Town was originally a town under the jurisdiction of Puning City. It was revoked in June 5438+February 2000, and the original jurisdiction became the main jurisdiction of the four sub-district offices of Liusha East, Liusha West, Liusha South and Liusha North.

Extended data

The evolution of administrative divisions in Puning;

1968 Puning belongs to Shantou area. 1In February, 975, Shantou Revolutionary Committee decided to assign the three villages of Gongshan, Huxi and Sixiang in Puning County to Jiexi County. 1983 belongs to Shantou, and 199 1 belongs to Jieyang. From 65438 to 0993, Puning was directly under the jurisdiction of Guangdong Province, and the people's government of Guangdong Province entrusted Jieyang City to take care of it.

From June 5438 to February 2000, Puning merged Liusha Town and integrated four sub-district offices around Liusha East, Liusha West, Liusha South and Liusha North. In 2002, Chiwei Town was abolished and Chiwei Street was established.

In 2003, Puning cancelled Huangsha Township and merged into Puchuan Town. Cancel Nanyang Township and merge into Meilin Town; Shipai Town was abolished and merged into Lihu Town. In 2004, Puning had 19 towns, 1 township, 5 streets and 3 state-owned farms.

On February 26th, 20 13, with the consent of the provincial people's government, the Provincial Civil Affairs Department officially approved Puning to cancel the establishment of Liaoyuan Town and Da Nanshan Town, and set up Liaoyuan Street and Da Nanshan Street.

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