Liangshui Town, Langzhong City, Sichuan Province

Liangshui town

Liangshui Town, a town under the jurisdiction of Langzhong City, Sichuan Province, is located in the east of Langzhong City, bordering Yilong county. Covering an area of 44.5 square kilometers, it governs 14 villages and 136 villager groups, with a total of 5599 households and 16070 people, including 338 non-agricultural population. The cultivated land area of the town is 12467 mu. With fruit and vegetable, Chinese herbal medicine, high-quality grain and oil, animal husbandry, sericulture "five industries economy" as the backbone industry. Grain crops mainly include wheat, rice, corn, sweet potato and various beans; economic crops mainly include rape, peanut, Chinese herbal medicine, etc.

On October 29, 2019, the people's Government of Sichuan Province approved Nanchong to adjust the administrative divisions of some towns (streets) in 7 counties (cities, districts) including Gaoping District

(cfgm [2019] No.7)

Liangshui town was abolished and its administrative area was put under the jurisdiction of Shitan town.

position

Liangshui Town, a town under the jurisdiction of Langzhong City, is located in the east of Langzhong City, bordering Yilong county.

Jurisdiction

With an area of 44.5 square kilometers, Liangshui village governs 14 villages: Liangshuijing community neighborhood committee, Ma'an community neighborhood committee, qiyangshan village, chongshanguan village, dingshanmiao village, xianjiamiao village, hushanliang village, fenggusi village, tangqingba village, longxiushan village, fengziya village, yinzhenshan village, liangjiadian village and xuejiagou village.

evolution

It is located in Liangshuijing, and hence its name. Liangshui well site was established in Qing Dynasty. Liangshui township was established in 1951. It was changed into Liangshui commune in 1958, Xinghuo commune in 1967, Liangshui commune in 1971 and Liangshui Township in 1984. In 1986, the township covers an area of 24.2 square kilometers, with jurisdiction over 10 villages and 77 villager groups. In 1992, Jincheng town was merged into Liangshui town. In 1996, Jincheng town was established. In 2005, Hushan township was merged into Liangshui township. in may 2014, the provincial government approved the change of Liangshui Township from township system to town system, abolished Liangshui Township and renamed Liangshui town. After the township was removed, the original administrative region remained unchanged. on October 29, 2019, the people's Government of Sichuan Province approved Nanchong to adjust the administrative divisions of some towns (streets) in 7 counties (cities, districts) including Gaoping District

(cfgm [2019] No.7)

Liangshui town was abolished and its administrative area was put under the jurisdiction of Shitan town.

geographical environment

Liangshui township is located in the subtropical warm and humid monsoon climate zone of Sichuan Basin, with crisscross gullies and undulating mountains. It is located in the area of middle hills and valleys. The terrain is high in the northeast and low in the southwest, with an average altitude of 650 meters.

Economics

Liangshui township to fruits and vegetables, Chinese herbal medicine, high-quality grain and oil, animal husbandry, sericulture "five industries economy" as the backbone industry. Grain crops mainly include wheat, rice, corn, sweet potato and various beans; economic crops mainly include rape, peanut, Chinese herbal medicine, etc. By the end of 2009, the total grain output of the township was 7167 tons, the gross agricultural product was 66.704 million yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers was 4876 yuan.

social undertakings

Liangshui township's culture, education, health and other undertakings are developing rapidly. There are two consistent schools, 28 classes, 1092 students, and the enrollment rate of school-age children is 100%. There are 2 health centers. There is a nursing home for the elderly, supporting 57 "Five Guarantees" elderly people. There are 1 Rural Agricultural Service Center, 1 propaganda and cultural center, 2 radio stations, and radio, television and communication equipment up to the standard. In 2002, the gross national product of the township reached 27.57 million yuan, and the per capita net income was 1690 yuan.