Shuangyan street, Zhijin County, Bijie City, Guizhou Province

Shuangyan Street

Shuangyan street is a street under the jurisdiction of Zhijin County, Bijie City, Guizhou Province. In June 2013, Guizhou Provincial People's Government approved to cancel the establishment of Shuangyan street in Chengguan town of Zhijin County.

Historical evolution

Ming belongs to the flower, you are the river.

Qing Dynasty belongs to muenli.

At the beginning of the Republic of China, it belonged to the central region. In 1932, it belonged to the first district.

In 1950, it belonged to the first district.

In 1955, it belonged to Chengguan District.

In 1956, Chengguan town was established as a county town.

In the autumn of 1958, Chengguan association was established.

In January 1959, Chengguan commune was established.

In August 1961, Chengguan District was restored.

In 1962, Chengguan town was reestablished.

In 2013, the people's Government of Guizhou Province issued the reply of the people's Government of Guizhou Province on approving to cancel the establishment of Jinfeng and other six sub district offices in Sanjia Bai and Miao Township, Qimo Township, Babu Township, Chengguan Town, Zhijin County (QFH [2013] No. 104), and agreed to cancel Chengguan Town, Zhijin County and set up Shuangyan sub district office, with Shuanglong, Guihua, Heishi, Ganhe, Dazhai, Hehua, Hehua, etc Beimen, Huahong, Taiping, Jinnan, Shuangyan, Xingxiu and other 12 villages (communities) are administrative areas of Shuangyan sub district office, which is located in Shuangyan community.

geographical position

Shuangyan street is a street under the jurisdiction of Zhijin County, Bijie City, Guizhou Province. It is located in the northeast of Zhijin County, adjacent to Guiguo town in the East, zhuzang town in the southeast and south, Jinfeng sub district office in the West and wenteng sub district office in the north.

Population area

It covers an area of 48.6 square kilometers, with a total number of 13456 households and a total population of 53294.

administrative division

As of June 2020, it has 13 neighborhood committees