Qianxi Yi Miao Bai Township, qixingguan District, Bijie City, Guizhou Province

Qianxi Yi Miao Bai Township

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Qianxi Yi, Miao and Bai township is 16.1km away from the municipal administrative office center, 105 ° 12 ′ 42.5 ″ east longitude, 27 ° 10 ′ 52 ″ north latitude (measured by satellite locator), with an average altitude of about 1700m. It belongs to subtropical monsoon climate, with an average annual rainfall of 1750 mm, sunshine of about 200 days, frost free period of about 220 days, no severe cold in winter and no severe heat in summer.

Name and origin

It's named after qianlanggou mountain group and paixiliangzi, which echo from north to south.

geographical position

It is located in the southwest of qixingguan District, bordering Zhuchang town and Tianba town in the East, Tianba town in the south, Yindi Yi Miao Bai Township and salaxi town in the west, Changchun Bao Town and Yachi town in the north. The people's government is located in Baixi Road, Xingrong village, with the telephone area code of 0857 and the postal code of 551714, 21 kilometers away from the urban area.

Evolution of administrative districts

From the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, it belonged to Bijie county.

In 1952, Baixi village, Zhuchang district was built.

In 1954, it was changed to Paixi Township, Zhuchang district.

In 1956, shakui, Baixi and Yindi district were merged to build Qianxi Township, which belongs to Zhuchang district.

In 1958, Qianxi commune was established, belonging to Zhuchang district.

In 1959, Qianxi management area of Zhuchang commune was changed.

In 1962, the district and commune system was restored, also known as Qianxi commune of Zhuchang district.

In 1984, Qianxi Township, Zhuchang district was rebuilt.

In 1992, Qianxi Yi, Miao and Bai nationality township was built, with 9 administrative villages under its jurisdiction.

In 2001, nine villages were merged into five administrative villages.

administrative division

As of the end of 2011, it has jurisdiction over five villagers' committees, including Xingrong, Zhongtun, Falang, shakui and qianlanggou, with 92 villagers' groups.

As of June 2020, it has five village committees.

Cultivated land

The terrain gradually inclines from the middle to the northeast and southwest, bordering Zhuchang town in the East, Tianba town in the southwest, Yindi Township in the southwest, salaxi River in the West and Changchun Town in the north. The total area of the township is 58.2 square kilometers, including 14181 mu of cultivated land (including 2152 mu of farmland and 12032 mu of land), 220484 mu of forest land, 7500 mu of grass slope, 50 mu of water area, and 19800 mu of arable land which is difficult to use.

resources

The township governs 5 villages and 92 villager groups, inhabited by Han, Yi, Miao, Bai and other ethnic groups, with a total of 4820 households and 19924 people, including 5327 ethnic minorities, accounting for 26.7% of the total population. The whole Township belongs to karst landform, the soil is mainly sandy soil of Purple Sandy Shale and cohesive soil of karst landform; the food crops are mainly corn, rice, wheat, potato, soybean, kidney bean, etc.; the economic crops are mainly flue-cured tobacco and soil tobacco, and also produce rare Chinese medicinal materials such as Gastrodia elata, Pinellia ternata, Polygonum multiflorum, Eucommia ulmoides, walnut, chestnut, peach and plum The main mineral resources are coal, iron, ferrosilicon, lead and zinc.