Caoshan street, Longzihu District, Bengbu City, Anhui Province

Caoshan Street

Caoshan street, founded in November 1978, is located in the northeast of Anhui Province. It starts from the east foot of Caoshan in the East, reaches the eastern suburb substation in the south, faces Huaihe River dam in the north, and Jiefang Road overpass in the West. The office is temporarily located at 143 Fengyang East Road (in the courtyard of Bengbu first wool textile Co., Ltd.).

brief introduction

Caoshan Street covers an area of 6.05 square kilometers, with a permanent population of 32551 people (in 2010). It governs four communities of Longhe, Gongnong, Xingfu village and Caoshan, two administrative villages of Xingfu and Ma Village (Ethnic Village), 81 resident groups and 18 villager groups. There are Shengli East Road, Huanhu East Road, Caoshan Road, caozishan Road, huaiguang Road, Qiugang Road, etc. Tang He Tomb of Wuxun king of Dongou in Ming Dynasty is a provincial cultural relic protection unit.

evolution

Founded in November 1978. The district is located in the east of Dongshi district. In 1996, it covers an area of 48 square kilometers and has a population of 7400. It has jurisdiction over five neighborhood committees, namely Caoshan, Dongzhan, Changhuai, steel works and caozishan. In 2006, it has jurisdiction over five communities including Dongzhan, Changhuai, heli, caozishan and Xingfu village. In 2007, four communities, east station, Changhuai, heli and caozishan, originally belonging to Caoshan street, were put under the management of changhuaiwei town; three communities, Longhe, Gongnong and Xingfu village, originally belonging to Jiefang street, and Ma Village ethnic village, originally belonging to Caoshan street, were put under the management of Caoshan street. 340302006: ~ 001 Caoshan neighborhood committee ~ 002 Heli neighborhood committee ~ 003 caozishan neighborhood committee ~ 004 Changhuai neighborhood committee ~ 005 Dongzhan neighborhood committee ~ 200 Xingfu Village