Huangni Town, Xuyong County, Luzhou City, Sichuan Province

Huangni town

Huangni town is located 29 kilometers south of Xuyong County in Sichuan Province. It is commonly known as huangnizui. It connects Houshan town in the East, Fenshui town in the south, Baila Township in benxian county and Gaotian Township in Yunnan Province in the west, Lianghe town in the north, and Xuwei highway runs through the whole area. Huangni town used to be the place where the red army passed during the Long March, and it was also the main area for the guerrillas in southern Sichuan. It was a typical old revolutionary base area. Wenchang palace, the original residence of the town government, was built in the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty. It is a county-level cultural relics protection unit (being declared as a municipal cultural relics protection unit). In 2001, it moved into a new office building, ending the history of working in temples.

In May 2017, Luzhou Municipal People's government gave an official reply and agreed to set up a town in Huangni township of Xuyong county

survey

In May 2017, Luzhou Municipal People's government gave an official reply, agreeing to withdraw the township of Huangni in Xuyong county and establish a town, with the administrative region unchanged. Huangni is located in the southwest of Xuyong County, 30 kilometers away from the county seat, connecting Houshan town in the East, Fenshui town in the south, Zhenxiong County in Yunnan Province in the West and Lianghe town in the north. It covers an area of 155.6 square kilometers and has a total population of 18477 (2017). It has jurisdiction over 11 administrative villages and 81 villager groups. Syria (Yong) Wei (Xin) highway transit.

area number

510524206: ~ 201 Huangni village ~ 204 Jinxing village ~ 207 Chunguang village ~ 210 luzao village ~ 211 anding village ~ 213 Gaokan village ~ 217 Yinfang village ~ 218 Xing'an village ~ 222 Sanxi village ~ 224 jiaozi village ~ 227 Fulin village

evolution

Huangni township was established in 1948, changed to commune in 1958, restored to township in 1984, and merged into Shuping Township and Tianzhong Township in 1992. In 1997, with an area of 155.2 square kilometers and a population of 22000, it has jurisdiction over 27 administrative villages, including Huangni, Fulai, Anding, Ma'an, Chunguang, Luhao, Shawan, Fangma, Jinxing, Chetian, Yanping, Tianzhong, Xing'an, liuao, Yinfang, Wulong, Houzhai, Jinzhong, Gaokan, Panlong, Chuanyun, Sanxi, Jiaozishan, Taoyuan, Fulin, zuofang and gaojiaolin.
In 2003, it covers an area of 155.2 square kilometers and has jurisdiction over 27 administrative villages, 184 communities and 2 neighborhood committees. The total population is 22560, including 21915 in agriculture. In 2004, it covers an area of 155.2 square kilometers and has jurisdiction over 27 administrative villages, 184 communities and 2 neighborhood committees. The total population is 23100, including 22400 in agriculture.