Historical evolution of Jinhe Town

1949 Lingyuan Township in Jianling District and Jinhe Township in Jinling District; 1959 Lingyuan Township and Jinhe Township in Jianxian County Gong Commune; 196 1 established Lingyuan Commune and Jinhe Commune; 1966 renamed Cultural Revolution Commune and Chaoyang Commune.

1996, Lingyuan Township covers an area of 29.8 square kilometers, with a population of/kloc-0.4 million, and governs six administrative villages, namely Lingyuan, Soul, Baofeng, Ling Bao, Majiayuan, Futuo, Yu Ling, Tongxin, Ziyuan, Li Yong and Jinfeng. Jinhe Township covers an area of 33.7 square kilometers with a population of 1.6 million, and governs Zhoujiazhuang, Yangjiapo, Shiqiao, Jiaojiagou, Xinglong, Hege, Yuchi, Hongshuigou, Tongjiapo, Wangjiapo, Yuejiapo, Tanjiapo, Niushimiao, Sigou, Jinyuan and Duanjiapo 65438+.

In 2002, Lingyuan Township administered 1 1 administrative villages, namely Lingyuan, Jinfeng, Hui Ling, Ling Bao, Tongxin, Yu Ling, Futuo, Baofeng, Li Yong, Ziyuan and Majiayuan. Jinhe Township governs Shiqiao, Yuejiapo, Wangjiapo, Xinglong, Jinyuan, Duanjiapo, Yangjiapo, Tongjiapo, Tanjiapo, Yuchi, Zhoujiazhuang, Hongshuigou, Niushimiao, Sigou, Jiaojiagou and Hege 16 administrative villages.

In 2003, Lingyuan Township and Jinhe Township were placed under the jurisdiction of Jintai District from Baoji County. 20 1 1 year, Lingyuan Township (Yangjiagou, Lingyuan Village) and Jinhe Township (Ligou, Shi Qiaocun) were abolished and Jinhe Town was merged.