Longquan Township
Longquan Township was originally a township level administrative unit under the jurisdiction of Huili County, Liangshan Prefecture, Sichuan Province. It was withdrawn into Baiguowan Township in 2017 and merged into Chengbei sub district office with the withdrawal of Baiguowan Township in 2019. During the period of the Republic of China, it belonged to Yiguo township. Maomao township was set up in 1952, Longquan commune was changed in 1972, and Longquan Township was set up in 1983. Located in the north of the county, 61 kilometers away from the county. It covers an area of 71.3 square kilometers and has a population of 3000. It has jurisdiction over five village committees: Longquan Village, Baba village, Xinma village, longgou village and Dashui village. Agricultural production of corn, potatoes, oats. Goat, sheep and cattle are the main breeding industries. .
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Evolution of organizational system
During the period of the Republic of China, it belonged to Yiguo township. Maomao township was set up in 1952, Longquan commune was changed in 1972, Longquan Township was set up in 1983, Baiguowan township was merged in 2017, and Baiguowan township was merged into Chengbei office in 2019. Located in the north of the county, 61 kilometers away from the county. It covers an area of 71.3 square kilometers and has a population of 3000.
administrative division
It has jurisdiction over five village committees: Longquan Village, Baba village, Xinma village, longgou village and Dashui village.
Economic overview
Agricultural production of corn, potatoes, oats. Goat, sheep and cattle are the main breeding industries. .
geographical environment
Climate Huili belongs to the semi humid climate zone in the west of the middle subtropical zone, with abundant light and heat resources and pleasant climate conditions. The average annual temperature is 7 ℃ in the northern alpine mountain area, and the extreme minimum temperature is - 23 ℃; the average annual temperature is 15.3 ℃ in the middle temperate hilly area; the average annual temperature is more than 23 ℃ in the southern dry hot valley area, and the extreme maximum temperature is 43 ℃. The average temperature in January is 7 ℃ and that in July is 21 ℃; the annual extreme maximum temperature is 34.9 ℃ and the extreme minimum temperature is - 5.8 ℃. the rainfall is affected by the topography, which is extremely uneven in different regions and seasons, and gradually decreases from north to South; the average annual rainfall in the northern mountainous area is more than 1200 mm, that in the central Pingba area is about 1158.7 mm, and that in the southern valley area is about 800 mm; the average rainfall in January is 7 mm, and that in July is 266 mm; the average annual rainfall is 1211.7 mm, and that in the southern valley area is about 800 mm More than 90% of the total amount is from June to October. The county has obvious dry and wet seasons and sufficient sunshine; the average sunshine hours are 237 hours in January and 152 hours in July, reaching 2421.5 hours in the whole year; the frost free period is about 250 days.
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