What are the names of all prefecture-level cities in Xinjiang

By the end of 20 17, all prefecture-level cities in Xinjiang: Urumqi, Karamay, Turpan and Hami.

By the end of 20 17, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region had jurisdiction over 4 prefecture-level cities, 5 regions, 5 autonomous prefectures, *** 14 prefecture-level administrative units, 13 municipal districts, 24 county-level cities, 62 counties and 6 autonomous counties, *** 105 county-level administrative units,

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Division history of counties and cities in Xinjiang;

From 6: 438 to 9: 49 on August 26th, the First Field Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army occupied Lanzhou in Peng, and then occupied the whole territory of Gansu. After that, through the mediation of Zhang Zhizhong, Tao Zhiyue and Bao Erhan, the military and political chiefs of the National Revolutionary Army in Xinjiang, announced an uprising against the Guangzhou Provisional National Government.

On September 25th, the 1st Corps of the 1st Field Army led by General Wang Zhen captured Urumqi, and the date of establishment of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region was 195565438+ 10/. Xinjiang has 14 prefectures, cities and 90 counties (cities), of which 34 are border counties (cities).

On April 20 15, with the approval of the State Council, Turpan area was abolished and a prefecture-level Turpan city was established. Turpan, a newly established prefecture-level city, implements the system of city leading districts and counties. The original Turpan (county-level) organizational system was changed to Gaochang District, while Shanshan County and Toksun County remained unchanged.

20 16 1 18. The announcement meeting on the establishment of a city in Hami, Xinjiang was held, and Hami abolished the establishment of a prefecture-level city.

On February 201June 8/KLOC-0, Hami officially withdrew its land to set up a city, and the youngest city along the Silk Road Economic Belt was born. This is the second prefecture-level city in Xinjiang to cancel the regional organizational system after Turpan.

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