How many towns are there in Dahua County, Guangxi?

As of 2015, there are 16 towns in Dahua County, Guangxi.

In 2015, the county governed the four towns of Dahua, Duyang, Yantan, and Beijing, as well as Gongchuan, ***he, Baima, Guhe, Guwen, Jiangnan, Qiangwei, and Yiwei , Bansheng, Qibaidong, Yalong, Liuye 12 townships.

When Dahua Yao Autonomous County was established, it governed the three towns of Dahua, Duyang, and Yantan, as well as Gongchuan, ***he, Baima, Guwen, Jiangnan, Qiangwei, Yiwei, and Bei There are 15 townships in Jing, Banlan, Bansheng, Qibaidong, Zhenxi, Yalong, Liuye and Liushui;

Among them, Dahua Town is separated from Du'an Yao Autonomous County, Dahua Township and Mashan Gugan Village, Hongdian Street and Poliao Village of Gugan Town were merged from the county. Yantan Town was formed by the merger of Mianshan Township from Du'an, Gulong Village and Dongpan Village and Yiwei Village of Qiangwei Township from Bama. Changji Village in the township was merged, and Duyang Town was removed from the township and built as a town; ***He, Guwen, Beijing, Zhenxi, and Liushui were newly built townships, and the rest were inherited from the original counties. of township-level construction. In 1989, four villages were separated from Baima and Furukawa Township was added. In June 2005, the three townships of Liushui Township, Zhenxi Township, and Banlan Township were abolished and merged into Dahua Township, Yalong Township, and Beijing Township respectively. At the same time, the three villages of Longkou, Longma, and Chengnei in Gongchuan Township were merged. Incorporated into Dahua Town.

In 2007, the county governed the three towns of Dahua, Duyang, and Yantan, as well as Gongchuan, ***he, Baima, Guhe, Guwen, Jiangnan, Qiangwei, Yiwei, and Beijing There are 13 townships: , Bansheng, Qibaidong, Yalong and Liuye. In 2015, the county governed the four towns of Dahua, Duyang, Yantan, and Beijing, as well as Gongchuan, ***he, Baima, Guhe, Guwen, Jiangnan, Qiangwei, Yiwei, Bansheng, and Qibaidong. , Yalong, Liuye 12 townships.

Extended information:

Dahua Yao Autonomous County was established in October 1988. It is located in the middle reaches of the Hongshui River in the northwest of the central Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It is affiliated to Hechi City and was formed by the Hechi area at that time. It is composed of Du'an Yao Autonomous County, Bama Yao Autonomous County and the fringe areas of Nanning.

The county covers an area of ??2,716 square kilometers and governs 13 townships, 3 towns, 155 administrative villages and 3 residential communities. In 2012, the county had a population of 461,500, including 376,600 rural residents, accounting for 81.6% of the total population; the reservoir area population was 107,000, accounting for 23.2% of the total population; and the Yao population was 95,623, accounting for 20.72% of the county's total population.

Dahua County is not only the hometown of Yao culture in the world, but also the hometown of ornamental stones in China. The Dahua colored jade discovered in the 1990s is famous for its fine skin, bright color, hard texture and different shapes. Famous, this new stone has become the most popular and valuable ornamental stone in China today. In October 2007, it won the title of "Hometown of Ornamental Stones in China".

Dahua County has a karst landform, with dense peaks and valleys in the territory. The northeast and southwest are peak-cluster depressions, the southeast is mostly peak-cluster valleys, and the central and western parts are low mountains and hills. The Hongshui River runs through the entire territory of Dahua, and the overall terrain slopes from northwest to southeast. Dahua is located in the remnants of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau. The Duyang Mountains span the entire territory from north to south, and the terrain is high in the north and low in the south.

Dahua County is located at the northern edge of the south subtropical monsoon climate zone, with a mild climate and hot and rainy weather in the same season. The county belongs to the mid-subtropical monsoon climate zone, with a mild climate, abundant rainfall, sufficient sunshine, and can be cultivated all year round.

Dahua County is rich in resources. Agricultural and forestry resource products mainly include rice, corn, sugar cane, peanuts, hemp, longan, chestnut, fir, pine, bamboo, honeysuckle, polygonatum, goat, fish, etc. Traditional handicrafts such as Gongchuan gauze paper, Liuye Teng weaving, bamboo weaving and bamboo weaving are popular at home and abroad.

Dahua Yao Autonomous County People’s Government Portal—Introduction to the Administrative Division of Dahua County