Lecheng street, Yueqing City, Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province

Lecheng Street

Founded in June 2011, the Lok Street is located in the southeast of Zhejiang Province, the foot of the wild goose hill, east of the fertile Yueqing Bay, the north of Cangshan vein, the total area of 67.04 square kilometers, and the jurisdiction of 34 administrative villages and 9 city communities. There are 87 thousand registered residence population and 36 thousand Xinle Qing people. There are 1848 women volunteers, 1848 women's associations, the old League Association and the Youth League Committee. It is the street with the most abundant resources, the most perfect urban infrastructure and the most prosperous commerce and trade. Lecheng Street strives to build "business, landscape and culture" to make it a core area suitable for business and living and a back garden suitable for leisure and tourism in Yueqing.

Jurisdiction

Lecheng street has 12 communities (Dongmen community, Nanmen community, Ximen community, Beimen community, Jingxian community, Chengbei Jingnan community, Chengbei Jingbei community, Leyi community, Minfeng community, xicen community, Jinxi community, Yinxi community), 4 administrative villages (panjialong village, hushangao village, Qinlong South Village, huangtandong Village), and the office is located at 117 Shuangyan road.

Yuecheng town

It is located in the south of central Yueqing City, 28 ° 07 ′ N and 120 ° 57 ′ E. Yueqing is the seat of the municipal government, the city's political, economic, cultural and transportation center. It is close to Yueqing Bay in the East, Liushi Town, Xiangyang town and Weng long town in the south, Baishi town and Chengbei Township in the west, Kuocang mountain in the north and 34 kilometers away from Wenzhou. It covers an area of 98.59 square kilometers and has a population of 157 000 (at the end of 2008). It governs 12 communities, 1 residential area and 68 administrative villages. The town government is located in Shuangyan road. Ningbo Taizhou Wenzhou Railway, G15 Shenhai Expressway and 104 National Road transit. [evolution] it was Lecheng town in 1949. In 1958, it was the management area of Lecheng commune. The town was restored in 1959, Chengguan commune in 1961, town in 1980 and Lecheng town in 1981. In 1992, yanpen Town, Shenhai Township, Housuo Township and wan'ao Township were merged. In 1997, it covers an area of 98.6 square kilometers and has a population of 130000. It has jurisdiction over bajintian, shangao, forest farm, shuitangshan, Beimen, Jinxi, Zhongxin, Yinxi, Cangqiao, Dongmen, Ximen, Nanmen, Huangcun, Yanqian, hushang'ao, panjialong, kongtan, Wanao, shuishen, checha River, Xianpu, Songhu, Gaizhu, Shima north, Shima fishing, Nanan fishing, Shima south, Qianshan and Jiehe Dai, zhiao, Shiling, shangmi'ao, Housuo, lihuiyao, bansha, dongshannan, nancaolong, Batou, Baisha, Baidai, niubidong, Zhulong, Huangliang, Shangye, Meiwan, Baoshan, Tianchang, beishajiao, tuduntang, longshantou, Xintang, Shilong, Yunling, xinxiatang, yanpen, Dongshan, shangduan, Zhangbei, houdaitou, baishuxiang, yanpenyu, Zhangnan, Shangen 68 administrative villages including Wuao, Tianlong, Yangao and Shengao, and 12 neighborhood committees including Dongmen, Nanmen, Ximen, Beimen, Zhongxin, Yinxi, Jinxi, Cangqiao, Xinnan, yanpen, Puxi and Pudong. In 2002, it had 18 neighborhood committees, including Danxia, Minfeng, Leyi, Dongcheng, Dongta, Yintan, Yinxin, Beixin, xiaotai, muxiao, Xicheng, Lehu, Nancheng, Pudong, YUNPU, Puxi, Kaiyuan and Beicheng, as well as bajintian, Linchang, shangao, shuitangshan, Huangcun, Yanqian, kongtan, panjialong, hushangao, Songhu, Gaizhu, chache River, Xianpu, Shenshui, Zhulong, Huangliang Shangye, Baoshan, Tianchang, longshantou, Meiwan, beishajiao, tuduntang, Xintang, niubidong, Shilong, Yunling, xinxiatang, lichuiyao, bansha, Batou, Housuo, Baisha, dongshannan, nancaolong, Baidai, shimabei, shimanan, Nan'an, wan'ao, Qianshan, Jiedai, shangmi'ao, Shiling, zhiao, shangduan, yanpen, Zhangnan, Zhangbei, Dongshan, houdaitou There are 68 administrative villages, including baishuxiang, Shangen, Tianlong, Wuao, Yangao, Shengao, Beimen, Jinxi, Zhongxin, Yinxi, Cangqiao, Dongmen, Ximen and Nanmen. By the end of 2008, it had jurisdiction over 11 communities including Beicheng, muxiao, Yintan, Lehu, Danxia, Minfeng, Dongcheng, Leyi, Xicheng, Nancheng and YUNPU, 1 residential area in yanpen, bajintian, shangao, Linchang, shuitangshan, Beimen, Jinxi, Zhongxin, Yinxi, Cangqiao, Dongmen, Ximen, Nanmen, Huangcun, Yanqian, hushang'ao, panjialong, kongtan, Wanao, Shenshui, Caohe and Xianpu , Songhu, Gaizhu, Shima north, Shima fishing team, Nan'an fishing team, Shima south, Nan'an, Qianshan, Jiedai, zhiao, Shiling, shangmi'ao, Housuo, lichuiyao, bansha, dongshannan, nancaolong, Batou, Baidai, Baisha, niubidong, Zhulong, Huangliang, Shangye, Meiwan, Baoshan, Tianchang, beishajiao, tuduntang, longshantou, Xintang, Shilong, Yunling Xinxiatang, yanpen, Dongshan, shangduan, Zhangbei, houdaitou, baishuxiang, yanpen fishing team, Zhangnan, Shangen, Wuao, Tianlong, Yangao, Shengao 68 administrative villages.

Yuanchengbei Township

It is located in the middle of Yueqing City, adjacent to Yongjia County. It covers an area of 40.07 square kilometers and has a population of 11600 (at the end of 2008). It has jurisdiction over 17 administrative villages, including Songluo, guogongshan, shanfenglong, nilang, huangtandong, Jitou, longtaitou, qinlongnan, Zhangshan, lizhang, Linshan, qinlongbei, Huangdi, longxia, yanggen, matouzou and houbuzuo. Township government in lizhang village. [evolution] in 1949, it was divided into Chengbei Township, Huangtan Township and Chengbei Township in 1950. In 1958, it was merged into Chengbei commune and Lecheng commune in the same year, which were Chengbei management area and Huangtan cave management area. In 1961, the two administrative areas were merged into Chengbei commune, and in 1983, they were changed into townships. In 1997, it covers an area of 40.1 square kilometers and has a population of 10000. It has 17 administrative villages in lizhang, Songluo, guogongshan, huangtandong, Zhangshan, yanggen, Jitou, shanfenglong, longtaitou, Huangdi, Matou, houbuzuo, Linshan, nilang, Qinlong north, longxia and Qinlong south.