Chitu she Township, Nankang District, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province

Chitu She nationality township

Chitu She nationality township, under the jurisdiction of Nankang District, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province, is located in the southwest of Nankang District, adjacent to Rongjiang street in the East, Fushi Township and Dayu County in the south, Chongyi County in the West and hengzhai Township in the north. The total area is 142.13 square kilometers. By the end of 2018, 52028 households registered residence in the countryside of the red earth. As of June 2020, Chitu she rural area has jurisdiction over one community and 17 administrative villages.

There is a lot of red soil in Chitu Township, which also produces red gold. In 2001, the system of Chitu town was abolished and the township of She nationality in Chitu was set up. It became the only minority Township in Ganzhou City and the minority Township with the largest minority population in Jiangxi Province.

By the end of 2018, there were 25 industrial enterprises in Chitu she Township, including one industrial enterprise above Designated Size and three comprehensive stores or supermarkets with a business area of more than 50 square meters.

Historical evolution

There is a lot of red soil in Chitu Township, which also produces red gold. It is named after the red earth polder of the resident village.

At the beginning of the liberation of new China, it was a part of Chitu and Ailian townships in Fushi district and Wugong Township in Rongjiang district.

At the time of co-operation, there were 19 senior societies in Chitu, Ailian, Liantang and Wugong townships, including Chitu, Qingtang, Liantang and Ailian.

In 1958, it belonged to Xianfeng and Liantang communes.

In 1961, it belonged to three communes of Chitu, Liantang and Wugong.

In 1965, Liantang and Wugong communes were merged into the Chitu commune.

In 1968, Huqiao commune was incorporated.

In 1972, Changtang commune was separated.

In 1984, it was renamed Chitu township.

In 1989, the township was set up.

In 2001, the system of Chitu town was abolished and the Chitu she township was established, which is the only minority Township in Ganzhou City. Chitu She nationality township

administrative division

In 1997, Chitu town had 22 administrative villages including Qishan, Chitu, Hongtao, Zhangshu, Heba, Liantang, Shili, Futian, luowu, Qingtang, Ailian, Huayuan, Zhukeng, hugang, Xiaoling, Dasu, Xinghua, waling, Xiaoshui, Ganbei, Sancun and Xiabu. The town government was stationed in Chitu dyke.

As of June 2020, Chitu she village has one community and 17 administrative villages: Fenghuang community, Chitu village, Ganbei village, Heba village, Huayuan village, waling village, Futian village, hugang village, Qingtang village, Xinghua village, Xiaoling village, Ailian village, Hongtao village, Sancun village, Xiaoshui village, Liantang village, Qishan village and Shili village.

geographical environment

Chitu She nationality township is located in the southwest of Nankang District, adjacent to Rongjiang street in the East, Fushi Township and Dayu County in the south, Chongyi County in the West and hengzhai Township in the north. The total area is 142.13 square kilometers.

topographic features

The terrain in Chitu She nationality township inclines from west to East. The western part of Chitu She nationality township is mountainous area, accounting for 76% of the total area; the eastern part is hilly area, and there are large river valleys and plains on both sides of Chitu River, accounting for 20% and 4% of the total area respectively.

climate

Chitu She nationality township has a subtropical monsoon humid climate.

hydrology

Chitu river runs through the whole territory of She nationality township in Chitu.

natural resources

There are 12732.46 hectares of mountainous area, 66.3% of forest coverage and 766.67 hectares of economic trees in Chitu She nationality township. The area of cultivated land is 1070.36 hectares, including 1017.76 hectares of paddy field, 52.61 hectares of dry land, 66.67 hectares of aquaculture water, and 0.027 hectares of cultivated land per capita.

The main mineral resources in the She nationality township are gold, tungsten, copper, tin and cobalt.

population

In 1997, the population of Chitu town was 36000.

At the end of 2017, there were 46315 permanent residents in Chitu she township.

By the end of 2018, 52028 households registered residence in the countryside of the red earth.

She people mainly live in Huayuan, Futian and Heba villages.

Economics

overview

In 2006, the financial revenue of Chitu She nationality township reached more than 10 million yuan, accounting for 105% of the target task.

By the end of 2018, there were 25 industrial enterprises in Chitu she Township, including one industrial enterprise above Designated Size and three comprehensive stores or supermarkets with a business area of more than 50 square meters.

industry

There are one small (1) reservoir and two small (2) reservoirs in Chitu She nationality township. The effective irrigation area of the township is 626.33 hectares, and the area of drought and flood to ensure income is 619.67 hectares.

There are two major industries in Chitu She nationality township, which are fruit industry based on navel orange and pig production.

social undertakings

education

As of 2017, there are 25 primary schools in Chitu she Township, including 16 completed primary schools, 7 teaching centers, 4462 students and 201 teaching staff. There are 2 junior middle schools. There are 3050 students and 125 teaching staff.

Cultural undertakings

As of 2017, there were 20 cultural and technological demonstration households in the She nationality township of Chitu.

medical and health work

As of 2017, there are 1 health center and 35 individual clinics in Chitu she township.

traffic

There is a highway from Nankang district to Yangmei Township of Chongyi County in Chitu She nationality township, which passes through from east to west.

Honorary title

On December 26, 2017, Chitu she township was awarded the fifth batch of national demonstration areas (units) for national unity and progress.