Daozi Town, Leiyang City, Hengyang City, Hunan Province

Daozi town

It is agreed that shaming Township and Daozi township should be incorporated into a system to establish Daozi town. With a total area of 135.3 square kilometers (2017) and a total population of 41293 (2017), the town people's government is stationed in daozizhou (the former Daozi Township People's Government)

Township area

The newly established Daozi town governs 28 villages including Zhulou, Zhongshan Ping, Tonglin, Dongzhong, Daozi, Shuangxi, Louxia, Shanggu, agricultural science, Zijiang, Fuchong, Shangxun, Liushan, Nanwan, Shuangyou, Xunjiang, Caoling, LiuTian, Hengtang, Xiongjiang, Dongxi, qunlian, shaming, Dengshan, Heping, panchong, Sanling and Gaofeng, and daozizhou community neighborhood committee.

Township merger

The reply of Hunan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs on Approving the adjustment plan of township administrative divisions in Leiyang City < br > < br > Hengyang Municipal People's Government: < br > < br > your city's request for instructions on the adjustment of some township administrative divisions in Leiyang City (Hengzheng [2015] No. 61) has been received, in accordance with the provisions of Article 5, Article 7 and Article 8 of the State Council's provisions on the administration of administrative divisions After studying and reporting to the provincial people's government for approval, the reply is as follows: < br > < br > 1. 2. Agree to merge shaming Township and Daozi Township into an organic system and set up Daozi town. The newly established Daozi town governs 28 villages including Zhulou, zhongshanping, Tonglin, Dongzhong, Daozi, Shuangxi, Louxia, Shanggu, agricultural science, Zijiang, Fuchong, Shangxun, Liushan, Nanwan, Shuangyou, Xunjiang, Caoling, LiuTian, Hengtang, Xiongjiang, Dongxi, qunlian, shaming, Dengshan, Heping, panchong, Sanling and Gaofeng, with a total area of 135.3 square kilometers（ In 2017, the total population was 41293 (in 2017), and the town people's government was stationed in daozizhou (the former Daozi Township People's Government);