On the General Situation of Pingdi Town, Tianzhu County, Guizhou Province

Pingdi Town is located in the northwest of Tianzhu, with a length of 19 km from east to west and a width of 17.9 km from north to south, with a total area of 186.3 square kilometers. The town governs 18 administrative villages and 308 villagers' groups, with a total population of 20,500, of which the Dong population accounts for more than 98%. Town * * * cultivated land area 1537 1 mu, including 9600 mu of fields and 6 13 1 mu of soil. The town's gross national product is 26.75 million yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers is 1306 yuan. As the northwest barrier of Tianzhu County, Pingdi Town has its unique development advantages. In addition, Pingdi Town, Longgang District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province.

There is Tianzhu Yutang Reservoir, the largest water conservancy irrigation project in Guizhou Province at present. The reservoir has a storage capacity of 58 million cubic meters and a water area of nearly 10 square kilometer. The reservoir area has vast water surface, intact vegetation, beautiful mountains, convenient transportation and unlimited tourism development prospects. There are many natural and cultural relics protection sites at or above the county level in the town, such as Yangzhai ancient ginkgo group, Guiweng virgin forest, Yangzhai ancient Metasequoia group and "June 6" national anthem field. There are also magnificent Pingdi Bridge, the legendary Goat Temple, grotesque caves in Deng Shi and other cultural and natural landscapes. The town is rich in mineral resources. The proven mineral resources with considerable reserves and mining value include barite, manganese ore, lead-zinc ore, phosphate ore, iron ore, uranium ore, copper ore and potash ore. Barite and manganese ore have been mined. The water system in the town is developed, the water quality is pure and there is no pollution. The mineral water of Bayang Xianggushan Mountain has been tested by the Resource and Environment Testing and Analysis Center of Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, which meets the national drinking mineral water standard and is rich in trace elements, belonging to low-sodium high-quality mineral water, which is rare in China.