What towns are there in Chencang?

Chencang District is located at the western end of Qinchuan, 800 miles away from Guanzhong, Shaanxi Province. Guo Town is the seat of the district committee and district government. It currently governs 18 towns, 372 administrative villages, 2,250 villager groups, and 600,000 people (Chencang District governs 18 towns: Guo Town, Yangping Town, Qianhe Town, Fengxi Town, Tianwang Town, Muyi Town, Zhouyuan Town , Jiacun Town, Qiao Town, Xiangong Town, Xinjie Town, Pingtou Town, Xiangquan Town, Chisha Town, Tuoshi Town, Fenggeling Town, Diaowei Town, and Hudian Town. Xinjie Town, Pingtou Town, Xiangquan Town, Chisha Town, Tuoshi Town, Fenggeling Town and Hudian Town are entrusted to the Xishan Working Committee for management). It is 119 kilometers long from east to west and 68 kilometers wide from north to south, covering an area of ​​2,580 square kilometers and 700,000 acres of arable land. Since the reform and opening up, especially in recent years, Chencang's economic and social undertakings have developed rapidly. In 2002, it achieved a GDP of 2.034 billion yuan, a total industrial and agricultural output value of 6.33 billion yuan, local fiscal revenue of 91.42 million yuan, a per capita disposable income of urban residents of 4,740 yuan, and a per capita net income of farmers of 1,600 yuan. It was dubbed a national food industry giant. It has the reputation of a county, a green fruit base county, and an advanced county in science and technology and cultural work. It was awarded the title of "four consecutive championships" as an advanced county in provincial spiritual civilization and rural grassroots organization construction, a health county, and a model county for dual support. Today's Chencang District is the main layer of the "One Line and Two Belts" construction in Guanzhong, Shaanxi Province, and has been integrated into Baoji's urban economic development circle of "building a big city and achieving new leaps". The Guoyang Xinghuo Industrial Development Zone within the territory has been included in the national-level Spark Technology Intensive Zone Construction Project, and the Chencang Science and Technology Industrial Park has been included in the management of Baoji High-tech Zone.