Xintai Township, Kaijiang County, Dazhou City, Sichuan Province

Xintai Township

Xintai township is located in Kaijiang County, Dazhou City, Sichuan Province. In March 1954, when the first census was conducted, Xintai township was established from Yongxing and Lingyan townships. In 1958, it was renamed Xintai commune, and in 1984, it was renamed Xintai township. The township is located in the north of the county, covering an area of 42.24 square kilometers, with a total population of 11159 (2017).

brief introduction

Xintai Township

In March 1954, when the first population census was conducted, Xintai township was established in Yongxing and Lingyan townships. In 1958, it was renamed Xintai commune; in 1984, it was renamed Xintai township.

geographical position

The township is located in the north of the county. It is 13 kilometers away from the county, 81 kilometers away from Dazhou River City Airport and 71 kilometers away from Dazhou railway station. Hantianba coal mine was built in Hanlin village of the township. In 1997, it was awarded "township with output value of 100 million yuan" by Dachuan prefectural Party committee and administrative office; in 1991, it was awarded "well-off township" by Dachuan prefectural Party committee and administrative office; in 2005, it was awarded "model township of villager autonomy" by Dazhou Municipal government. It covers an area of 42.24 square kilometers. Township People's Government in gardener lane. It has jurisdiction over Xintai community residents committee, 5 residents groups, 5 villages and 47 villagers groups including Kaiyuan, Guanyinqiao, Hanlin, tianchengcan and longxingshan. The total population is 11159 (2017).

Production materials

Township for the East and west of Pingba, North and South Mountains, hills. It mainly produces rice, wheat, corn, potato, oil, tobacco, vegetables, fruits, medicinal materials, olive, etc. Breeding industry mainly includes pigs, cattle, sheep, rabbits, birds, fish, etc. There are abundant resources of coal, natural gas, limestone and iron ore. The total forest area is 333 hectares, including 173 hectares of woodland. There are 302 hectares of ginkgo, walnut, chestnut and olive bases. Yangliuchi, chaeryan and Heishan tea fields in the township are 4 hectares on the right. In 1983, a mushroom planting base was established; in 2001, Kaijiang Dongsheng biological series Co., Ltd. was established, and its owner Wu shangsheng mainly cultivated mushrooms, with an annual net income of more than 10000 yuan. In 2oo3, anguls beef cattle breed was introduced and 50 cows were raised in the township. By 2005, there are two anguls beef cattle base, two binary hybrid sow breeding farms and two Rex rabbit farms. In the township, 7000 live pigs are sold annually and 6000 are in stock. Yang Mingxue, a large farmer, raised more than 1200 Rex rabbits. Transportation is very convenient. Yong (Xing) Ling (Yan) road runs through the countryside, and there are 8 rural roads, 25 kilometers in total. There are more than 90 trucks and agricultural vehicles. In 1997, it was built into a market town with an area of 0.10 square kilometers and 4 streets, with a total length of 2.40 kilometers. In May 2001, the market trade was resumed, and the first, fourth and seventh days were the market days. There are department stores, non-staple food stores, food stalls and other industries in the township. There are 308 individual businesses and private enterprises with 3189 employees. There are 1 credit union, 2 mobile communication networks, 1 program-controlled telephone exchange, 1120 program-controlled telephone sets and 1400 mobile phones. In 2005, the GDP of the township reached 145.56 million yuan, including 4042 yuan for the primary industry, 79.06 million yuan for the secondary industry and 26.08 million yuan for the tertiary industry. The total grain output is 7740 tons, meat 3876 tons and fruit 56 tons. The per capita income of farmers is 2488 yuan.

Other information

The implementation of comprehensive agricultural development projects has achieved remarkable results. Since the implementation of the comprehensive agricultural development project in East Sichuan in August 1997, 45 micro pools, more than 850 cubic meters of livestock water, 39 drainage and irrigation canals, totaling 20.74 kilometers, have been built, and 600 hectares of medium and low yield fields have been transformed. In 1998, it became the first rural water supply Township in mountainous areas of the province. In 1996, nine-year compulsory education was popularized. At the end of 2005, the township had one junior high school, five village primary schools, two kindergartens, 114 teaching staff and 1490 students, including 455 junior high school students and 1035 primary school students. There are 1 Township Health Center, 1 individual clinic and 9 village health stations in the health and medical institutions, with 15 staff. There are 2440 cable (including optical fiber) TV users. There are one theater and one library. Mass entertainment and sports activities are widely carried out.