Jiulong street, Jiaozhou City, Qingdao City, Shandong Province

Kowloon Street

Jiulong street, belonging to Jiaozhou City, Qingdao City, Shandong Province, is located in the southeast of Jiaozhou City, covering an area of 196.5 square kilometers. It is the only coastal street in Jiaozhou City. As of 2016, there were 120000 permanent residents in Kowloon street. By 2019, Kowloon Street has jurisdiction over 8 communities and 86 administrative villages.

In 2016, Jiulong Street achieved a GDP of 12.707 billion yuan, local fiscal revenue of 1.37 billion yuan, and foreign exchange earning of 2.2 billion US dollars through export; the actual foreign capital received was 140 million US dollars, and the actual domestic capital utilized was 4 billion yuan.

Historical evolution

In 1993, Kuangji township was abolished and Jiulong Town was established.

In July 2012, Jiulong Town, Yunxi sub district office and Yinghai sub district office were abolished, and Jiulong sub district office was merged.

administrative division

By 2019, Jiulong street has jurisdiction over 8 communities and 86 administrative villages: Wenzhou Road community, Xinghua community, Yunhua community, zhengjiaxiaozhuang community, Xinhui Xindu community, Shaohai community, Jinhaiwan community, jingshangmingdu community, aoshang village, Beixinzhuang village, beizhaojia village, bianjiazhuang village, dahouwang village, Dahu village, Dahuang village, daluogezhuang Village, dazhaojiazhuang village and Dengjia village Zhuang village, dongkuangjiaying village, Dongying Village, fajiazhuang village, guanwangmiao village, Guojia village, houhaizhuang village, Jiangjia village, jiaotanggou village, laifuzhuang village, liujialing village, luanjia village, dongmajia village, majiaxinzhuang village, Majiazhuang village, dock Village, nanxinzhuang village, paichegou village, qianhaizhuang village, Shengfu village, tubutai village, Wangjia village, Wangjiatan village, xikuangjiaying village, xikuang village Dongjiazhuang village, xiaojiazhuang village, Xiaojiahe village, xiaojiazhuang village, xiaojiazhuang village, xiaojiazhuang village, xiaojiazhuang Village Zang Jia Tun Village, Che Jia He village, Che Jia He Tun Village, Chi Jia Tun Village, Da Lian Gou Village, Da Nao Bu Village, Da Song Jia Zhuang village, Da Wang Yi village, Dong Jia Tun Village, Gao Jia Wa village, Jian Xin Village, LAN Dong village, Luan Jia Fen Village, Nan Kuang Jia Ying Village, Ren Rong village, Nan Sun Jia Zhuang village, Tong Xin Village, WA Wu Zhuang village, Xi Song Jia Ying Village, Xiao Da Lian Gou Tun Village, Xiao Nao Bu Village, Xiao Song Jia Zhuang village, Xin village Min village, yangheya village, yinjiawa village, yongantun village, zaohutun village.

geographical environment

Jiulong street is located in the southeast of Jiaozhou City, Qingdao City, Shandong Province. It is located in the southwest of Shandong Peninsula and the northwest coast of Jiaozhou Bay, with a total area of 196.5 square kilometers. It is the only coastal street in Jiaozhou City.

population

In 2016, there were 120000 permanent residents in Kowloon street.

Economics

In 2016, Jiulong Street achieved a GDP of 12.707 billion yuan, local fiscal revenue of 1.37 billion yuan, and foreign exchange earning of 2.2 billion US dollars through export; the actual foreign capital received was 140 million US dollars, and the actual domestic capital utilized was 4 billion yuan.

social undertakings

social security

In 2015, Jiulong Street donated more than 60000 yuan to more than 230 poor students, and the trade union organized the activity of "sending warmth" and paid more than 20000 yuan to 13 needy workers.

education

In 2015, the new Jiulong central kindergarten was built and successfully opened in Jiulong street; the comprehensive building construction of No.28 middle school in Jiaozhou city entered the final stage, and the teaching building and sports ground project of Yinghai primary school were accelerated.

medical and health work

In 2015, Jiulong street built 54 village clinics in villages with places and foundations; set up 7 health practice sites in villages with places and foundations; set up 14 "health through train" inspection sites in villages without places and foundations; invested more than 250000 yuan in total, equipped more than 110 medical supplies such as observation beds and diagnostic seats for all village clinics, and carried out 18 training courses for village doctors, More than 3100 doctors visited the village, more than 17000 people visited the public, and more than 15000 publicity materials were distributed, such as oil control pot, salt control spoon, health education manual, etc.

Transportation

Jiulong street has Hong Kong Road, Haier Avenue and other urban trunk roads, including Jiaozhou Bay expressway, Tongsan Expressway and 204 national highway.

famous scenery

Shandong Shaohai National Wetland Park

Shandong Shaohai National Wetland Park, located at No.1, Hong Kong Road, Jiulong street, Jiaozhou City, Qingdao City, Shandong Province, is located on the Bank of Jiaozhou Bay. It mainly includes South Lake, North Lake and some buffer areas around Shaohai new town, covering an area of 612.5 hectares, including 513.9 hectares of Wetland. It is the first officially listed National Wetland Park in Shandong Province and an important group of Dagu River system network in Jiaozhou Bay It is an important urban flood discharge channel and landscape corridor in Jiaozhou.

Dagu River Museum

Dagu River Museum is located in the east of Shaohai North Road, Jiulong street, Jiaozhou City, and in Qingdao Dagu River Provincial eco-tourism resort. It is a comprehensive museum that systematically displays the natural ecology, water conservancy management, historical civilization and folk customs of Dagu River Basin. The architectural appearance adopts Chinese calligraphy "three points of water" structure, and the top is a green sightseeing ramp, with a construction area of 21000 square meters It is an important exhibition window of Dagu River Basin and Jiaodong region's history and culture, Qingdao river sea culture and Maritime Silk Road culture.