Dongcheng Street, Hongshan District, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

Dongcheng Street

Dongcheng Street is the easternmost street in Hongshan District of Chifeng City. It starts from Donghan River in the west, Hongshan irrigation canal in the East, Yingjin River in the north and Chiping highway in the south. It covers an area of 24.75 square kilometers and has a total population of 38415 people (in 2010). There are six community neighborhood committees: Qianxi community, Daying community, botanical garden community, Fulong community, Hongshan community and Huayuan community.

administrative division

The production and living area is 11.8 square kilometers.

Historical evolution

Dongcheng sub district office, founded in 1984, originally belongs to Yongju sub district office. Later, it is divided into two parts with Hanhe River to the east of Yongju sub district office. There are nine neighborhood committees with 10600 households and 26500 residents.

Enterprises under jurisdiction

There are 48 key enterprises in the jurisdiction. Among them, there are 5 municipal state-owned enterprises, 8 municipal state-owned joint-stock enterprises, 10 private joint-stock enterprises and 25 private wholly-owned enterprises. Among them, there are 36 production and processing enterprises and 11 commercial enterprises (including Millennium Building materials, fruits, vegetables and grains, and Baoyuan woolen city). There were 3178 laid-off workers and reemployees. among the enterprises under the jurisdiction, the idle area is 72000 square meters, and there are 4 sets of idle large-scale equipment. The enterprises under the jurisdiction have a large area of idle factories and sites, and have a large development space, so the enterprise market development prospect is very broad. Dongcheng Street is located in the center of industrial development in Hongshan District. The high-tech park in Hongshan District is under construction. The National Forest Park, botanical garden and Hongshan park are the three leading industries to drive the city's tourism.