What towns are there in Huoshan County?

Huoshan County is located in the west of Anhui Province. As of 2019, Huoshan County governs 13 towns, 3 townships, 20 communities, and 124 administrative villages.

Huoshan County has jurisdiction over 13 towns

Hengshan Town, Foziling Town, Xiafuqiao Town, Danjiamiao Town, Heerjie Town, Heishidu Town, Zhufo'an Town Town, Luoerling Town, Mozitan Town, Dahuaping Town, Manshuihe Town, Shangtu Town, and Shanlongsi Town.

The county governs 3 townships

Dongxixi Township, Taipingfan Township and Taiyang Township.

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History of development of county jurisdiction

Between the founding of the People's Republic of China and 1985, the administrative divisions of Huoshan County changed significantly. Among them, in 1949, the county had 5 districts, 29 townships, 2 township-level towns, and 143 villages; in 1983, the communes were changed into townships and the production brigades were changed into villages, and the county had 7 districts. , 1 district-level town, 42 townships and 1 township-level town, with 286 villages and residential communities under its jurisdiction;

In 1985, the county had 7 districts, 1 district-level town, and 35 There are 9 township-level towns in the township, which govern 282 administrative villages and 5 residential communities.

In 1986, the county had 7 districts, 1 district-level town, 35 townships, 9 township-level towns, and 283 villages under its jurisdiction.

In 1992, districts were withdrawn and merged into townships. The original 7 districts were abolished. After the district-level town Chengguan Town merged with neighboring towns, it was changed to a township-level town. Together with the original 44 towns, it was merged into 24 towns. 273 villages and 14 streets.

In 2001, the three villages of Shuilunhe, Songjiahe and Wangshenshen in Mozitan Town were merged into Songjiahe Village, and the two villages of Jinjiachong and Mozitan were merged into Mozitan Village.

In 2002, the two villages of Dagushan and Hanlongtou in Dongcheng Town were merged into Dagushan Village, and the two villages of Changlinggang and Hongshizui were merged into Hongshizui Village. In the same year, Chengguan Town abolished the three street organizations of East Street, Zhong Street and West Street and established 9 communities.

In 2003, Huoshan County's township divisions underwent major adjustments (some villages were also adjusted accordingly). The original 24 townships were merged into 16 townships, and Chengguan Town was renamed Hengshan Town.

In 2004, the county's village-level divisions were comprehensively adjusted, and the original 273 villages and 20 communities were merged into 130 villages and 14 communities (in addition to the canceled communities, 3 new ones were added ).

In 2005, the Anhui Provincial Government designated the former Huoshan County Ecological Industrial Park as the Anhui Huoshan Economic Development Zone; the Chengdong Community, formerly part of Hengshan Town, was placed under the jurisdiction of the development zone. Other divisions of the county have remained unchanged. There are 16 towns, 130 villages, and 14 communities.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Huoshan County