Will Li Jiaying Village be included in Hanzhong Urban Planning Circle?

First of all, there is no so-called "urban planning circle". What you said should be "the scope of urban planning area". . .

Secondly, the scope of urban planning area is divided into planning land and planning area. What did you ask?

I'll give you a general plan of Hanzhong. Look where the village you mentioned is, because I'm not from there. ...

1. Planning area: east to Nanzheng Shankouzi-Pudong East Boundary-Hedong Dian Line, north to Shuimoping of Shimen Reservoir, west to Liancheng Mountain-Baohe-Longgang Temple-Nanhu-Hongsiba Reservoir West; South to Hongsiba Reservoir South-Hanshan-Shui Sheng Temple, including all or part of the jurisdiction of 8 urban offices and 16 towns (townships). Tiantai Mountain-Yagushan Scenic Area is brought into the planning area in the form of "enclave" for control. The total planned area is 457 square kilometers.

2. Planned land use scope: the central area includes the old city, the north area of Hanzhong Economic and Technological Development Zone, Dahekan and Baohe Station, and the land use scope includes 8 offices and 10 villages, with a planned land area of 62 square kilometers. At the end of 2000, the population was 316,819; Baocheng District includes Baocheng and Hedongdian, and the land includes two urban districts and five villages, with a planned land area of 6.5 square kilometers and a population of 30,035. Puzhen District includes five villages, including urban area and Lianfeng, with a planned land area of 5 square kilometers and a population of 2 1678. The land in Zhoujiaping District includes seven villages including Zhoujiaping City and Zhoujiaping, with a planned land area of 4.5 square kilometers and a population of 32,425. Shui Sheng District includes five villages including Nanhua, with a planned land area of 4 square kilometers and a population of 129 18. The urban planning land covers a total area of 82 square kilometers with a population of 4 13875.

The quoted data comes from Hanzhong Urban and Rural Planning and Construction Network.

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