Which city does Diankou Town belong to?

Diankou Town is under the jurisdiction of Zhuji City, Zhejiang Province (Zhuji City is managed by Shaoxing City).

In 1956, it was established as Diankou Township. In 1958, it became a Five-Star Commune. In 1961, the Five Star Commune and Zhidiankou Commune were analyzed. In 1983, Diankou Commune was renamed as Diankou Township. In 1985, Diankou Township was removed and Diankou Town was built. In 1996, Diakou Town governed Shangyi, Diankou 3, Diankou 4, Xiaoshanwu, Wujiata, Zhongcun, Niugao, Wuchatou, Bailifan, Zhujia Station 1, Zhujia Station 2, Zhujia Station There are 31 administrative villages and 1 community in the Hardware City.

In January 2001, the provincial government approved the abolition of Diankou Town and Meichi Town, and merged them to establish a new Diankou Town with jurisdiction over 69 villages and 2 communities. On June 18, 2019, the Zhejiang Provincial People's Government agreed to cancel the organizational structure of Diankou Town and Ruanshi Town and merge them to establish a new Diankou Town. After the adjustment, the new Diankou Town has jurisdiction over 9 communities and 34 administrative villages. The town government is located at No. 388 Zhongyang Road.

Diankou Town is located in the north of Zhuji City, connected to Shaoxing in the east and Xiaoshan in the north. It is less than 40 minutes’ drive from downtown Hangzhou and Xiaoshan International Airport, with an area of ​​175.2 square kilometers.

Diankou Town is surrounded by mountains on three sides, with terrain high in the southeast and low in the northwest. There are many rivers, canals and branches in the town, which are criss-crossed in a network, with twists and turns of waterways and winding embankments and islands. Its climate is a subtropical monsoon climate. Affected by strong convective clouds in summer, severe thunder and lightning, short-term heavy rainfall and other weather conditions often occur. The average daily rainfall in a year is 10.2 mm, and the maximum single-day rainfall exceeds 60 mm.