Maxi Township, Shibing County, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou Province

Maxi Township

Maxi Township, subordinate to Shibing County, Guizhou Province, is located in the north of Shibing County, adjacent to three areas (Zunyi area, Tongren area, Qiandongnan Prefecture), four counties (Zhenyuan County, Shiqian County, Yuqing County, Shibing county), and five towns (Dadi Township, Pingshan Township, Baini Town, baiduo Township, niudachang town)

geographical position

The township is 18.05 km long from east to west, 18.01 km long from north to south, and 75.8 km long in circumference, with an average altitude of 700 meters (the highest is 1869.3 meters, the lowest is 656 meters). The geographical location is between 108 ° 01 ˊ - 108 ° 10 ˊ E and 27 ° 02 ˊ - 27 ° 10 ˊ n. The township covers an area of 178 square kilometers, with 76 villager groups in 7 villages under its jurisdiction. The rural area is rich in forest resources, with 6091 mu of arable land, including 4974 mu of farmland and 1117 mu of soil, belonging to the second class of poor towns in Qiandongnan Prefecture.

Demographic situation

The township governs 7 villages and 76 villager groups, with a total of 8036 people from 1961 households (4488 men and 3548 women), including 7986 agricultural population and 150 non-agricultural population, and 4402 labor force, including 801 migrant workers. The township party committee has 10 party branches with 223 party members, including 204 Han nationality members, 19 ethnic minority members, 24 female party members and 7 probationary party members; 2 with bachelor's degree, 8 with junior college degree, 35 with secondary and senior high school degree, 105 with junior high school degree and 73 with primary school education.

Transportation advantages

Maxi township is 48 kilometers away from Shibing County, 19 kilometers away from Yuqing County, Zunyi Prefecture, and 150 kilometers away from the capital of Qiandongnan Prefecture. It has achieved the goal of cooperation with three regions (Zunyi Prefecture, Tongren Prefecture, Qiandongnan Prefecture), four counties (Zhenyuan County, Shiqian County, Yuqing County, Shibing county), and five townships (Dadi Township, Pingshan Township, Baini Town, niudachang Town, baiduo township) Connected to each other, and every village road, forming a traffic network extending in all directions.

Geographical features

Maxi Township embraces Jiulong Mountain and borders on Fuding mountain in the north. It is located in the upper reaches of Shanmu River, a famous rafting scenic spot. The annual average temperature is 14.9 ℃ and the annual average rainfall is 1080 mm. It has beautiful mountains and rivers, pleasant climate and rich natural resources. There are Taxus chinensis, beech, shuiqinggang and other rare tree species under national protection, and there are rare animals such as five step snake, flying tiger, giant salamander, shipang and so on. FUDING mountain, located at the junction of Maxi, Shiqian and Zhenyuan, is a provincial-level nature reserve with beautiful scenery, murmuring streams, scattered mountain springs, and particularly attractive cloud mountain and fog water. It attracts countless tourists every year. It is a good place for holiday entertainment. Tangtou village of Maxi Township, located at the source of Shanmu River scenic spot, is also favored by tourists for its simple folk customs and beautiful scenery. Now Maxi township is paying attention to environmental protection, relying on the beautiful scenery of the upper reaches of Shanmu River and Fuding mountain, actively developing eco-tourism, and striving to brand the eco-tourism of Fuding mountain and Shanmu river.

Developing resources

Maxi township is rich in mineral resources and energy, mainly including heavy gold, silica, raw coal and other minerals. The territory is rich in forestry resources, with a forest coverage rate of 59% and a wide range of species. There are lush and lush virgin forests everywhere, including hongdoubin, beech, shuiqinggang and other rare tree species protected by the state.

economic development

The gross domestic product of the township is 11.39 million yuan, the total grain output is 582 tons, the per capita grain of farmers is 480 kg, and the per capita net income is 1212 yuan; the fiscal revenue of the township is 789800 yuan (old caliber), including 566000 yuan at the same level. In 2001, the natural population growth rate was 3.93% and the family planning rate was 95.7%. The township mainly relies on flue-cured tobacco, animal husbandry, labor output as its economic source.

infrastructure

There are 13 schools in Maxi Township, including 1 junior middle school and 12 primary schools; 1 health center and 6 village clinics; 1 credit cooperative, 1 grain management office and 1 tobacco purchasing point; 3 villages have program-controlled telephone and cable TV; every village has electricity and roads.