Dahongqiao Township, Wuzhi County, Jiaozuo City, Henan Province

Dahongqiao Township

Dahongqiao township of Wuzhi county is located on the Bank of the Yellow River, 20 kilometers away from Jiaozuo City. It is the hometown of Shantao, one of the "Seven Sages of bamboo forest" in Jin Dynasty, and the birthplace of "four Huaiyao". It covers an area of 75.73 square kilometers (2017), with 65577 mu of arable land, including 2000 mu of Yellow River beach land. There are 49 administrative villages under its jurisdiction, with a total population of 52611 people (2017).

Brief introduction of villages and towns

The advantage of traffic location is outstanding. Township and village road networks extend in all directions, Jiaoxi line runs through the north and south, Xinluo road passes through the territory, becoming a new uplift zone for the development of Wuzhi county economy. Code: 410823205

Administrative area

As of 2013, dahongqiao township has 49 village committees: dahongqiao village, Yuezhuang village, xixiaohong village, dongxiaohong village, siwangzhuang village, xiaogaoshan village, dagaoshan village, nanhongqiao village, Pengzhuang village, Qu village, Xiwen village, Dongwen village, Zhaobei ancient village, Chenbei ancient village, Libei ancient village, Yuanbei ancient village, Gaoxi village, Gaodong village, nangu village, dongyangzhao village, xiyangzhao village, Dongliu village , Xiliu village, Zhonghou village, Houyang village, Guoxia village, Qianyang village, Jianggang village, Yuanma village, limapong village, Tongguan village, Nanguan village, Buzhuang village, Laocheng village, Yangzhuang village, Zhuyuan village, Tucheng village, Wangzhuang village, Lizhuang village, Anzhuang village, Hanzhuang village, Dongzhang village, Nanzhang village, Yuanhe village, Xisi village, Zhongsi village, Guanzhuang village, Bali village, Hanyuan village.

Population data

(fifth census data) 52611 (2017).

survey

Dahongqiao township is located in the southwest of Wuzhi County, 12 kilometers away from the county. It covers an area of 75.73 square kilometers (2017) and has a population of 52611 (2017). It has jurisdiction over dahongqiao, Yuezhuang, xixiaohong, dongxiaohong, siwangzhuang, xiaogaoshan, dagaoshan, nanhongqiao, Pengzhuang, Qu, Xiwen, Dongwen, zhaobeigu, chenbeigu, libeigu, yuanbeigu, Xigao, Donggao, nangu, dongyangzhao, xiyangzhao, Dongliu, Xiliu, Zhonghou, Houyang, Guoxia, Qianyang, Jianggang, Yuanma, Lima, Tongguan, Dongguan, Nanguan, Buzhuang, Laoguan There are 50 administrative villages and 240 villager groups in Yicheng, Yangzhuang, Zhuyuan, Tucheng, Wangzhuang, Lizhuang, Anzhuang, Hanzhuang, Dongzhang, Nanzhang, Yuanhe, Xisi, Zhongsi, Guanzhuang, Bali and Hanyuan. Township government in dahongqiao village. New (township) Luo (Yang) highway across the border.
454981410823205: ~ 200 dahongqiao village ~ 201 Yuezhuang village ~ 202 xixiaohong village ~ 203 dongxiaohong village ~ 204 siwangzhuang village ~ 205 xiaogaoshan village ~ 206 dagaoshan village ~ 207 nanhongqiao village ~ 208 Pengzhuang village ~ 209 Qu village ~ 210 Xiwen village ~ 211 Dongwen village ~ 212 Zhaobei ancient village ~ 213 Chenbei ancient village ~ 214 Libei ancient village ~ 215 Yuanbei ancient village ~ 216 Xigao village ~ 217donggao village ~ 218 nangu village ~ 219 Dongyangzhao village ~ 220 xiyangzhao village ~ 221 Dongliu village ~ 222 Xiliu village ~ 223zhonghou village ~ 224houyang village ~ 225 Guoxia village ~ 226qianyang village ~ 227jianggang village ~ 228yuanma village ~ 229lima village ~ 230 Tongguan village ~ 231nanguan village ~ 233buzhuang village ~ 234 Laocheng village ~ 235 Yangzhuang village ~ 236zhuyuan village ~ 237tucheng village ~ 238wangzhuang village ~ 239lizhuang village ~ 240 Anzhuang village ~ 241hanzhuang village ~ 2 42 Dongzhang village ~ 243 Nanzhang village ~ 244 Yuanhe village ~ 245 Xisi village ~ 246 Zhongsi village ~ 247 Guanzhuang village ~ 248 Bali village ~ 249 Hanyuan Village

evolution

It got its name from the township government in dahongqiao. In 1948, it belonged to the Fifth District; in 1955, it belonged to the five townships of dahongqiao, Xiaohong, gaoshanzuo, Wencun and Gaozhuang in the second district; in early 1958, it was merged into dahongqiao Township and later changed into dahongqiao commune; in 1983, it regained its present name. In 1997, with an area of 41 square kilometers and a population of 27000, it has jurisdiction over 24 administrative villages, namely dahongqiao, Yuezhuang, xixiaohong, dongxiaohong, siwangzhuang, xiaogaoshan, dagaoshan, nanhongqiao, Pengzhuang, Qucun, Wencun, Xiwen village, zhaobeigu, chenbeigu, libeigu, yuanbeigu, Gaozhuang East, Gaozhuang West, nangu, dongyangzhao, xiyangzhao, Dongliu village, Xiliu village and zuohou. In November 2005, Yangcheng township was abolished and merged into dahongqiao Township, and the residence of dahongqiao Township remained unchanged.
Attachment: Yuanyang city and countryside < br > Yangcheng township is located in the southwest of Wuzhi County, 4 kilometers away from the county. New (township) Luo (Yang) highway across the border. There are provincial-level cultural relics protection units Miaoli temple tower, Huaicheng site. Yangcheng commune was established in 1958 and changed to township in 1983. In 1997, it covers an area of 37.5 square kilometers and has a population of 26000. It has jurisdiction over 26 administrative villages, including houyangcheng, qianyangcheng, Jianggang, limapong, yuanmapeng, Tongguan, Guoxia, laochengxincun, Nanguan, Dongguan, Buzhuang, xinyangzhuang, Hanyuan, Zhuyuan, Tucheng, Yuanhe, Zhaoming, Anzhuang, lizhang, Wangzhang, Hanzhang, Nanzhang, xisitu, zhongsitu, Guanzhuang and Baligang. It was withdrawn in 2005.

agricultural development

The township has formed five distinctive agricultural product bases. The first is edible fungi base, the main products are: Pleurotus nebrodensis, Volvariella volvacea, Agaricus bisporus, etc.; the second is high-quality fruit base, the main products are: late autumn pear, nectarine, Dawang jujube, pomegranate, American red grape, etc.; the third is Chinese herbal medicine base, mainly planting yam, Achyranthes bidentata, Rehmannia glutinosa, Huai chrysanthemum and other four Huai medicine and Atractylodes macrocephala, sheping, Paeonia lactiflora, Salvia miltiorrhiza and other Chinese herbal medicine; the fifth is animal husbandry Breeding bases mainly include broilers, beef cattle, pigs, quails and otters. This radiation has driven the optimization and upgrading of the agricultural structure and industrial layout of the whole Township, and has blazed a new path of promoting adjustment by increasing income, increasing income by adjustment, virtuous circle and sustainable development.

industrial development

The momentum of industrial production is strong. Dahongqiao Township, known as the "hometown of brakes", has vigorously implemented the strategy of famous brand driving and project pulling, practically increased the research and development of new products and investment in fixed assets, and gradually built a new pattern of industrial enterprises with brake industry as the leader, carbon, food processing, chemical industry, printing, building materials and mechanical processing as the backbone, multi wheel drive and multi track operation. As of 2013, the township has 26 brake enterprises, 5 large chemical carbon enterprises, 14 flour finishing and series food production enterprises.

the service sector; the tertiary industry

Relying on Xinluo Road, yangkui line and Jiaoxi line, the township has planned and constructed a tertiary industry service chain connecting the East and the west, connecting the north and the south, and radiating from all sides. It has planned a 300 mu industrial and commercial community in the west of the city, with 150 individual industrial and commercial households, showing a strong momentum of development. Miaolo Temple Pagoda, which was built in the second year of Later Zhou Xiande, was promoted to "national security" in 2001. With the development of miaolo Temple Pagoda, the tertiary industry is booming, and the primary industries such as tourism, catering and service industries are driving the development of a large number of tertiary industries.