Dengnan street, Hannan District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province

Dengnan Street

Dengnan street is located in Hannan District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, in the south of the urban area and on the North Bank of the Yangtze River. It covers an area of 80.5km2 and has a population of 13690 (2010).

Dengnan Street governs two communities of Zhenxing Street (market town), Nankang (rural area) and 15 administrative villages of Jincheng, yaotou, laozihu, shojian, shuiyi, shuier, shuisan, Xingou, dengxi, Jianxin, Jiefang, Nanzhuang, Xianan, Tangjiang and Guojia. Street in Dengnan Street Special 1.

evolution

It is said that in front of Deng's village, there is a small lane into the river, which is a water transportation crossing. Boats gather together to form a rural town, called dengjiakou town. In 1911, it belonged to the fourteenth District of Hanyang county. In 1949, it belonged to the synthetic township of Hanyang county. In 1955, it was the residence of Dengnan District Office in Hanyang county. Dengnan district was named after dengjiakou town and Nanzhuang Village, and it has jurisdiction over Dengnan, shuihong, Dazui, doubu and other townships. In 1958, Dengnan township was changed into Dengnan commune. In 1975, Dengnan district was changed into Dengnan commune, and the former Dengnan township (commune) was changed into management area. In the winter of 1977 (1979), Dengnan commune was transferred to Hannan Farm Management Bureau (four management areas of shuihong, Dengnan, Dazui and doubu were abolished and four communes were restored). In 1980, the Hannan agricultural administration bureau took the Ant River (Tantou section) as the boundary and assigned the Tantou brigade on the north bank to Wujin farm for management. In 1984, two communes of shuihong and Dengnan were abolished and two townships of shuihong and Dengnan were established. In 1986, Dengnan township was abolished and dengjiakou town was established. In 1996, dengjiakou Town, with an area of 24.7 square kilometers and a population of 9000, governed seven administrative villages including Nanzhuang, Jiefang, Jianxin, dengxi, Xianan, Guojia and Tangjiang, and one neighborhood committee in Zhenxing street; shuihong Township, with an area of 55.4 square kilometers and a population of 11000, governed eight administrative villages including Xingou, shuiyi, shuier, shuisan, shojian, laozihu, yaotou and Jincheng. In June 2001, shuihong township was abolished and its jurisdiction was merged into dengjiakou town. In 2004, Dengnan town has a population of 16700, covering an area of 80.5 square kilometers. The town government is located in dengjiakou, which governs a neighborhood committee in Zhenxing street and 15 administrative villages in Jincheng, yaotou, laozihu, shojian, shuiyi, shuier, shuisan, Xingou, dengxi, Jianxin, Jiefang, Nanzhuang, Xianan, Tangjiang and Guojia. On June 12, 2006, the town was removed and Dengnan street was set up. The residence was still Nanzhuang. [2013 code and urban rural classification] 420113002: ~ 001111 Zhenxing street community ~ 002220 Nankang community ~ 201111 Nanzhuang village ~ 202220 dengxi village ~ 203220 Jianxin village ~ 204112 Jiefang village ~ 205112 Xianan village ~ 206220 Guojia village ~ 207220 Tangjiang village ~ 208220 shuisan village ~ 209220 Xingou village ~ 210220 shuiyi village ~ 211220 shuier Village ~ 212220 Jiaojian village ~ 213220 laozihu village ~ 214200 yaotou village ~ 2 15220 Jincheng village in June 2006, the Department of civil affairs of Hubei Province cancelled Dengnan town in Hannan District with the document No. 28 issued by the Ministry of civil affairs of Hubei Province. Dengnan sub district office is set up at No. 1, Dengnan Zhengjie.

administrative division

Dengnan street has a population of 13690 (2010). It has jurisdiction over 1 neighborhood committee and 15 village committees: Zhenxing street, Jincheng, yaotou, laozihu, shojian, shuiyi, shuier, shuisan, Xingou, dengxi, Jianxin, Jiefang, Nanzhuang, Xianan, Tangjiang and Guojia.

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