Xinge Township, Xiaojin County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province

Xinge Township

Xinge township is located in the west of Xiaojin County, intersecting zhailong and Xinqiao townships in the East, Wodi Township in the south, Anning Township in Jinchuan County in the north, and Danba County in Ganzi Prefecture in the West. It covers an area of 94.49 square kilometers. At an altitude of 2190 meters, the terrain is long and narrow. Senggezong, the township government's residence, is 21.5 kilometers away from the county seat.

In December 2019, the people's Government of Aba Prefecture decided to abolish Xinge township.

General situation

administrative division

The township governs 6 villager committees and 21 villager groups including Yuanying, Ruifeng, Qianjia, Ma'an, chenshui and Dagou (animal husbandry). With a population of 2704 (2017), it is a Tibetan village. The township economy is dominated by agriculture, with 5226 mu of arable land, mainly producing wheat, corn, beans, fruits and vegetables. It is the earliest mature township of Xiaojin apple, and now the sweet cherry planting base is being established.

Development ideas

"Tamping three foundations, building three bases, and changing four concepts": tamping three foundations: making efforts to do a good job in the construction of village roads, rural power grids, and water conservancy, We should gradually overcome the bottleneck in the development of mountainous areas; build three bases: try every possible means to build three bases of vegetables, fruits and animal husbandry, strive to create famous brands, strengthen the strategic adjustment of agricultural industrialization, continuously improve the income of farmers and herdsmen, and promote rapid economic development; change four concepts: change the concept of only looking for the government, not the market; change the concept of only looking for the immediate, regardless of the long-term We should change the idea that we only care about the business and do not care about the benefits, and that we only care about the small family and do not care about everyone.