Yingchunting (Chinese: 迎春亭街道; pinyin: Yíngchūntíng Jiēdào) is a subdistrict of Wugang City in Hunan, China. It was one of four subdistricts approved to establish in 1994. The subdistrict has an area of 89 km2 (34 sq mi) with a population of 68,800 (as of 2015). The subdistrict of Yingchunting has 20 villages and 4 communities under its jurisdiction. Its seat is Tuoping Village (Chinese: 托坪村).[1]

History

The subdistrict of Yingchunting was approved to establish from a part of the former Chengguan Town (Chinese: 城关镇) and three villages of Xindong, Dongta and Fengren of the former Xindong Township (Chinese: 新东乡) in 1994.[2] On September 29, 2011, the government of Wugang City confirmed that the subdistrict had 4 communities and 2 villages under its jurisdiction with an area of 6.027 km2 (2.327 sq mi).[3]

On December 2, 2015, the township of Toutang (Chinese: 头堂乡) was merged to it, the subdistrict had 33 villages and 4 communities with an area of 89 km2 (34 sq mi).[1] through the amalgamation of village-level divisions in 2016, the subdistrict has 20 villages and 4 communities under its jurisdiction.[4]

Amalgamation of villages in 2016

Amalgamation of villages in 2016[4]
villages former villages
EnglishChineseEnglishChinese
Caoqi Village 曹旗村 Caoqi Village曹旗村
Ertang Village二堂村
Jinming Village 金明村 Jinming Village金明村
shitouping Village石头坪村
Tuoping Village 托坪村 Tuoping Village托坪村
Jiangkou Village江口村
Shuangfeng Village 双峰村 Shuangfeng Village双峰村
Xiaoshan Village小山村
Shiyang Village 石羊村 Shiyang Village石羊村
Lanma Village拦马村
Fuxi Village 福溪村 Jingfuting Village景福亭村
Baixi Village白溪村
Huangsahchong Village 黄沙冲村 Huangshachong Village黄沙冲村
Laowu Village老屋村
Shuile Village 水乐村 Shuile Village水乐村
Shuangle Village双乐村
Gaochuanling Village 高船岭村 Huangtou Village黄头村
Gaochuan Village高船村
Dajing Village大井村
Qingshan Village 青山村 Qingshan Village青山村
Hehua Village荷花村
Taiping Village 太平村 Longyan Village龙岩村
Yueban Village月半村
Hetang Village 荷塘村 Yongxing Village永兴村
Hetang Village荷塘村

Subdivisions

Through the amalgamation of villages in 2016, the number of villages was reduced to 20 from 33, the subdistrict of Yingchunting has 4 communities and 22 villages under its jurisdiction.[4]

20 villages
  • Baizhushan Village (Chinese: 白竹山村)
  • Caoqi Village (Chinese: 曹旗村)
  • Dimuyan Village (Chinese: 地母庵村)
  • Fengren Village (Chinese: 丰仁村)
  • Fuxi Village (Chinese: 福溪村)
  • Gaochuanling Village (Chinese: 高船岭村)
  • Hetang Village (Chinese: 荷塘村)
  • Huangchong Village (Chinese: 黄沙冲村)
  • Jinming Village (Chinese: 金明村)
  • Litang Village (Chinese: 栗塘村)
  • Qiliqiao Village (Chinese: 七里桥村)
  • Qingshan Village (Chinese: 青山村)
  • Shiyang Village (Chinese: 石羊村)
  • Shuangfeng Village (Chinese: 双峰村)
  • Shuile Village (Chinese: 水乐村)
  • Taiping Village (Chinese: 太平村)
  • Tongbao Village (Chinese: 同保村)
  • Tuoping Village (Chinese: 托坪村)
  • Xindong Village (Chinese: 新东村)
  • Xuanyang Village (Chinese: 玄羊村)
4 communities
  • Dongta Community (Chinese: 东塔社区)
  • Huata Community (Chinese: 花塔社区)
  • Wangcheng Community (Chinese: 王城社区)
  • Yingchun Community (Chinese: 迎春社区)

Subdivisions in 2015

In 2015, Toutang Township(Chinese: 头堂乡) was merged to the subdistrict of Yingchunting, the new subdistrict of Yingchunting had 33 villages and 4 communities under it jurisdiction, of which, 4 communities and 2 villages from the former Yingchunting Subdistrict and 31 villages from the former Toutang Township.[5]

2 villages and 4 communities
of the former Yingchunting Subdistrict
  • Dongta Community (Chinese: 东塔社区)
  • Huata Community (Chinese: 花塔社区)
  • Wangcheng Community (Chinese: 王城社区)
  • Yingchun Community (Chinese: 迎春社区)
  • Fengren Village (Chinese: 丰仁村)
  • Xindong Village (Chinese: 新东村)
31 villages
of the former Toutang Township (Chinese: 头堂乡)
  • Baixi Village (Chinese: 白溪村)
  • Baizhushan Village (Chinese: 白竹山村)
  • Caoqi Village (Chinese: 曹旗村)
  • Dajing Village (Chinese: 大井村)
  • Dimuyan Village (Chinese: 地母庵村)
  • Ertang Village (Chinese: 二堂村)
  • Gaochuan Village (Chinese: 高船村)
  • Hehua Village (Chinese: 荷花村)
  • Hetang Village (Chinese: 荷塘村)
  • Huangshachong Village (Chinese: 黄沙冲村)
  • Huangtou Village (Chinese: 黄头村)
  • Huanle Village (Chinese: 双乐村)
  • Jiangkou Village (Chinese: 江口村)
  • Jingfuting Village (Chinese: 景福亭村)
  • Jinming Village (Chinese: 金明村)
  • Lanma Village (Chinese: 栏马村)
  • Laowu Village (Chinese: 老屋村)
  • Litang Village (Chinese: 栗塘村)
  • Longyan Village (Chinese: 龙岩村)
  • Qiliqiao Village (Chinese: 七里桥村)
  • Qingshan Village (Chinese: 青山村)
  • Shitouping Village (Chinese: 石头坪村)
  • Shiyang Village (Chinese: 石羊村)
  • Shuangfeng Village (Chinese: 双峰村)
  • Shuile Village (Chinese: 水乐村)
  • Tongbao Village (Chinese: 同保村)
  • Tuoping Village (Chinese: 托坪村)
  • Xiaoshan Village (Chinese: 小山村)
  • Xuanyang Village (Chinese: 玄羊村)
  • Yongxing Village (Chinese: 永兴村)
  • Yueban Village (Chinese: 月半村)

References

  1. 1 2 about the divisions of Wugang City (December 2, 2015), according to the result on adjustment of township-level administrative divisions of Wugang City on December 2, 2015 / 《湖南省民政厅关于同意武冈市乡镇区划调整方案的批复》(湘民行发〔2015〕119号). see rednet.cn (2015-12-04)
  2. ↑ the history of Yingchunting, according to the Dictionary of Chinese Administrative Divisions (中国行政区划大典) published by the People's Publishing House of Zhejiang (浙江人民出版社) ISBN 7-213-01789-6
  3. ↑ the history of Wugang City, according to 《邵阳市人民政府关于撤销原城关镇设立迎春亭等四个街道办事处的通知》（市政函字〔1994〕23号）, 《武冈市人民政府关于市区行政区域调整的通知》(2011年9月29日) see xzqh.org (2016-02-19)
  4. 1 2 3 the amalgamation of village-level divisions of Wugang City (2016) / 武冈新村名汇总表 see WangangRen / People from Wugang or gzhphb.com, also see Code of Administrative Divisions of Hunan Province (in 2016) see hntj.gov (Chinese / 中文)
  5. ↑ subdivisions of Yingchunting Subdistrict reorganized in 2016: the subdivisions of the former Yingchunting Subdistrict, according to About Yingchunting / 迎春亭街道, see xzqh.org (2013-08-30), the subdivisions of the former Anle Township, according to About Toutang Township / 头堂乡, see xzqh.org (2013-08-30)

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