King Lu

King Lu

Lvwang village is located in the eastern mountainous area of Dashiqiao City, Yingkou City. Originally lvwang Town, it is planned to be located in Huangtuling town. It is adjacent to Tangchi town in the west, Jianyi town and Haicheng City in the north, Xiuyan County in the East and bangshibao town in Gaizhou city in the south. The upper reaches of the Daqing River flow through the town from east to west. Xiushui highway and huangpan highway run through the whole area, directly to Xiuyan. Lvwang village is 55 kilometers away from Dashiqiao railway station and 80 kilometers away from Xiuyan County Government.

Historical evolution

Before the founding of the people's Republic of China, it was subordinate to GAIPING county. In 1956, it was under the jurisdiction of Yingkou county. In 1958, it was under the jurisdiction of the proposed commune. In 1961, it was established as lvwang commune. In 1983, it was changed into lvwang township. In 1996, lvwang Township covered an area of 91 square kilometers and had a population of 10000. It governed 11 administrative villages, namely Sidaogou, Congbo, Wudaogou, baijiapu, Yongjin, Qiyi, lvwang, majiawei, Bayi, Shimen and xiaocuoyu. In 1997, lvwang township was abolished and lvwang town was established. In 2002, Huangtuling town and lvwang town were abolished and Huangtuling town was merged. Since 2002, lvwang belongs to Huangtuling town and is an administrative village with a postcode of 115108.

natural condition

Lvwang has a temperate continental monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, sufficient light and moderate rainfall. The annual average sunshine is 2600 hours, the frost free period is 183 days, the first frost period is generally around October 10, and the final frost period is generally around April 1. The annual average precipitation is 730mm and the effective accumulated temperature is 3500 degrees. The regional characteristics of King Lu are "nine mountains, half water, half field". Most of the soil is clay loam and sandy loam, and most of the paddy and upland fields are distributed on both sides of the tributaries of the Daqing River. With convenient irrigation conditions, they are more suitable for planting traditional Chinese medicine and various fruit trees in the north. The barren mountains suitable for development can be planted with ecological economic forests.

Traffic conditions

There is Xiushui highway passing through.

economic condition

LV Wang has rich experience in Tussah breeding, which is an important project to drive the economy