How many towns and villages are there in Nanpi County, Hebei Province?

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1. Nanpi County, which belongs to Cangzhou City, Hebei Province, is an open county approved by the State Council, and is located in the southeast of Hebei Province, 35 kilometers away from Cangzhou, with a total area of 8 square kilometers. According to the data of the seventh census, as of : on November 1, 22, the permanent population of Nanpi County was 347,473.

2. Nanpi County belongs to Yanzhou in ancient times. During the Yin and Shang Dynasties, Nanpi ancestors had built two sister city in the north and south. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi Huangong rescued Yan from northern expedition to Shanrong and repaired leather in Nancheng, hence the name Nanpi. Nanpi County, located in Qin Dynasty, is the only thousand-year-old county in Cangzhou City whose county name has remained unchanged from Qin Dynasty. Beijing-shanghai railway, Beijing-Shanghai Expressway, Beijing-Taiwan Expressway, Hanhuang Railway, National Highway 14, Wuqian Road and Zhenggang Road pass through the territory. Famous people include Zhang Zhidong, Zhang Zhiwan, Huo Diange, Liu Xikui and Jia Dan. As of May 22, Nanpi County has jurisdiction over 7 towns and 2 townships; 312 administrative villages.

3. In October 217, Nanpi County passed the national special assessment and inspection, and was officially approved by the People's Government of Hebei Province to quit poverty-stricken counties. In 22, the regional GDP of Nanpi County reached 1.69 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 5.1%. _ _ _ _ _

4. Villages and towns are the most basic administrative institutions in China. One end is connected with the city, and the other is connected with the countryside, which plays a fundamental role in the economic and social development of the countryside and even the whole country. It is the link between the party and the government and the people.

5. For thousands of years, China's township settings have been constantly evolving. Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, especially after the reform and opening up, to meet the needs of economic and social development and the reform of China's administrative institutions, township institutions have undergone many major reforms. _ _ _ _

6. Villages usually live in plains and basins, and also include large natural villages. The population is relatively concentrated, and the buildings are composed of patches of residential houses. The building density of villages in plains is higher than that of natural villages. "Village" is often used as a residential landform term in the northern part of China, which is related to the plain terrain in the northern part.

7. People mainly rely on agriculture, also known as rural areas or urban-rural areas. Including all villages and rural market towns with a small number of industrial enterprises and commercial service facilities, but not up to the standard of established towns.