There are several towns in Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province. Where are they located? Which direction?

Yiwu is located in the middle of Zhejiang Province, with an urban area of 1 105 square kilometers, including 90 square kilometers in the urban area, which governs 6 towns and 7 streets. Choucheng Street, Beiyuan Street, Choucheng Street, Jiangdong Street, Houzhai Street, Chengxi Street and Ersanli Street; Shangxi Town, Yiting Town, Fotang Town, Chian Town, Suxi Town and Chen Da Town. The municipal government is located at No.21Xianqian Street, Choucheng Street.

1- Choucheng Street: covers an area of 52.96 square kilometers, zip code: 322000, and the office is located at No.90, Choucheng West Road. Administer 13 communities and 66 village committees. Today, choucheng evolved from choucheng. In the fourth year of Tang Wude (AD 62 1), Chouzhou was built here, which was named after the thick rock layer. Xialuozhai Township 1994 was renamed as Xialuozhai Town, and Heyetang Township 1997 was renamed as Heyetang Town. In 2000, the former Qiaodong Township, Xujiang Town and Qingkou Town merged into Jiangdong Town, and the former Yangcun Township, Guantang Township and Jiangwan Township merged into Choujiang Town. In 2002, the original Liu Qing, Hongqian Township and parts of the north of the city were set aside, and the beiyuan street office was established, which was merged into Xialuozhai Town, Qian Dian Township and Ludong Town of Heyetang Town, and renamed Choucheng Sub-district Office.

2- Beiyuan Street: covers an area of 36.6 square kilometers, zip code is 322000, and the office is located at 665 Airport Road. It has jurisdiction over 3 communities, 5 neighborhood committees and 29 village committees, and the subdistrict office is named after the park. The area used to be a thick town, and an industrial park was built in the town, called Beiyuan Industrial Park. In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to the thirteenth and fourteenth capitals of Yongning Township, and in the Republic of China, it belonged to Youlian, xiang yuan, Liuhe Township and Houzhen. 1950, belonging to Liu Qing, Fenghuang, Gushan, Yangmei, Hong Qian, Hengtang Township and Houzhen; At 1956, it belongs to Liu Qing, Hongqian and Yangcun townships and Houzhen. 1983 belongs to Liu Qing, Hong Qian, Yangcun Township and Houzhen, 1992 Liu Qing, Hong Qian and Yangcun Township merged into Houzhen. In 2002, the former Liu Qing Township, Hongqian Township and parts of the north of the city were set aside to set up the beiyuan street office.

3- Jiangdong Street: the area is 9 1.8 1 km2, the postcode is 322000, and the office is located at No.369 Jiangdong Middle Road. It has jurisdiction over 7 communities and 52 village committees, named after its jurisdiction is located in the east of Yiwu River. In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to the first, second and third capitals of Chongde Township and the twenty-third capital of synonymous township. In the Republic of China, it belonged to Qinghe, Yanyou and Yangxi Township. 1950, belonging to Datang, Tang Zong, Pingchou, Dayuan, Qingkou, Xucun, Getang and Qingyan Township; 1956, belonging to Datang, Xucun and Yan Ping townships. 1983, establishing Qiaodong Township, Pingchou Township and Xucun Township; 1992, Qiaodong Township was merged into houjie town; Pingchou Township was renamed Qingkou Township; 1997, Xucun Township was changed to Xu Jiang Town. In 2000, the original Qiaodong Township of Houzhen merged with Qingkou Town and Xujiang Town to build Jiangdong Town. In 2002, it was renamed Jiangdong Sub-district Office.

4- Choujiang Street: covers an area of 38 square kilometers with a postcode of 322,000. The office is located at Chouzhou West Road 138, which governs 2 communities, 12 neighborhood committees and 33 village committees. In Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Yidu in Chongde Township, Yongning Township 14, and Tongxiang 22. During the Republic of China, it belonged to Youlian, Xiangshan and Jiangwan. 1950, belonging to villages and towns such as Yangcun, Huangyangmei, Wutang, Hengtang, Donghe, Yuzhai, Jiangwan, Orfila and Jincun; 1956, belonging to Donghe, Jiangwan Township and Houzhen; 196 1 year, establish Yangcun, Guantang and Jiangwan. In 2002, the town was changed into a street office.

5- Houzhai Street: covers an area of 68.88 square kilometers, with the postcode of 322008, and its office is located in Yi Bei South Street. Jurisdiction 14 neighborhood committees and 48 village committees, named after the resident hospital. In Qing Dynasty, it belonged to the 11th, 12th and 13th capitals of Yongning Township. During the Republic of China, it was Yongning, Huhe, Yannan and Si Qian townships; 195 1, which is Houzhai, Quan 'an, Yushan, Hongpai, Hotan, Wu Xia, Si Qian and Li Tang; 1956 changed to Houzhai. 1992, Humen and Li Tang merged into Houzhai Town. In 2002, it was renamed as the Sub-district Office.

6- Twenty-three Li Street: covers an area of 68.38 square kilometers, postcode: 3220 13, and the office is located at No.5 Center Street/kloc-0, which governs 8 neighborhood committees and 35 village committees and is named after the resident Twenty-three Li Natural Town. Because it is 23 miles away from Yiwu City, Dongyang City and Suxi Natural Town, it is named 23 miles. In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to the fourth and fifth capitals of Jinyun Township, and in the Republic of China, it was Shilili Town and Huali Township. 1950, divided into six towns: Huaxi, Litang, 23 Li, Hezhai, Taodian and Chen Dong. 1955, Hezhai and Taodian merged into 23 Li Township, 6545 196 1, and two people's communes, 23 Li and Huaxi, were established; 1983, renamed township; 1986, 23 Li Township was changed into an organic town; 1992, Huaxi Township was merged into Sanlili Town. In 2003, it was renamed as 23 Li Sub-district Office.

7- Chengxi Street: covers an area of 60.2 square kilometers, with a population of 39,000. Postal code: 3220 14. The office is located in Yigongshan. Jurisdiction over 47 village committees, named after the jurisdiction is located in the west of the city. In Qing Dynasty, it belonged to fourteen capitals in Yongning Township and fifteen capitals in Zhi Zhi Township. During the Republic of China, it belonged to Xiangshan Township and Sanmei Township. 1950, belonging to Donghe, Yuzhai, Wutang, Wuxing, He Yi, Xia Qiao and Yangmei Township; 1956, some villages in Donghe Township, Yuzhai Township, Wutang Township and Wuxing Township were merged into Donghe Township, He Yi and Yangmei. 196 1 year, two people's communes, Donghe and Xia Yan, were established. 1983, the former Xia Yan Commune was divided into Xia Yan Township and Heli Township, and Donghe Commune was renamed Donghe Township. 1992, Heli Township was merged into Xia Yan Township. In 2002, Donghe and Xia Yan townships merged into Chengxi Town (which was also assigned to Choujiang Office). Chengxi Sub-district Office was established in June 5438+February 65438+August 2003.

8- Suxi Town: area 109. 1 km2, postcode: 322009, Zhenqian Street, where the town government is located. Jurisdiction 1 community and 68 village committees, named after the resident. In the Qing Dynasty, it was the seventh, eighth and tenth capital of Qilong Township. In the Republic of China, it belonged to Suxi Township and Xinxiang Township; 1950, belonging to Suxi, Litang, Zhongxin, Ludong, Lianhe, Xinxin, Xinjian and Ganxi townships; 1956, belonging to Suxi, Lianhe, Xinxin and Ganxi townships; And in 65438. 1983, renamed as Suxi, Xinxin, Qiaoxi, Yangmeigang, Lianhe and Ludong; 1986, Suxi Township was renamed as an established town; 1992, Xinxin, Qiaoxi and Yangmeigang merged into Suxi Town; Union, Ludong and Qian Dian merged into Heyetang Township. 1995 Sunan, Changfu, Yujiadian, Han Jie and Suyuan migrated from Ba Du Reservoir to Suxi Town respectively. In 2002, some villages in Heyetang Town were merged into Suxi Town, and three village committees, Baliqiaotou, Xinhe and Lishanhuang, were merged into Chen Da Town.

9- Chen Da Town: area 136.06 square kilometers, postal code 3220 1 1. Jurisdiction 1 neighborhood committee, 48 village committees, named after the resident in Chen Da. In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to the ninth and tenth capitals of Qilong Township, and in the Republic of China, it belonged to Chen Da, Hawthorn Forest and Xinxiang. 1950, belonging to Chen Da, Jinshan, Hawthorn Forest, Jianshe, Dong Tang, Baifeng and Xinxinxiang; At 1956, it belongs to Chen Da, Hawthorn Forest, Dong Tang and Xinxinxiang, with 65681

10- fotang town: area 132.93 square kilometers, postcode 322002. Jurisdiction 1 community, 1 1 neighborhood committee, 96 village committees, named after the natural town of Buddhist temple. According to legend, in the first year of Nanliang (AD 520), Dharma, a Buddhist monk from Tianzhu, India, came to the Shuanglin Temple in Yiwu to preach, which coincided with the flooding of rivers and floods. In order to save the people trapped by the flood, he devoted himself to the Qinghe River and was able to help all beings. Later, in order to commemorate Buddhism, the "Du Qing Temple" was built in Touqing. The couplet in the temple has the sentence "The Buddhist temple is eternal", so it was named the Buddhist temple, which has been used for thousands of years.

1 1- chian town: area 149.98 square kilometers, postcode: 322003, Danxi Road, where the town government is located. Jurisdiction over 1 neighborhood committee and 66 village committees.

12- Shangxi Town: area 102.74 square kilometers, postal code: 322006, and the town government is located in Xinghua Road. Jurisdiction over 2 neighborhood committees and 76 village committees. Named after the station. In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to the fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth capitals of the wise township, and in the Republic of China it belonged to Shangxi, Chongyi and Nanping townships. 1950 belongs to Shangxi, Yuche, Sihe, Huangshan, Xiangbei, Xihua, Wudian and Xiazhai townships, and 1956 belongs to Shangxi, Sihe and Wudian townships. 1February, 986, Shangxi Township was changed into an established town; 1989, Wudian Township was changed into an organic town; 1992, Xihua and Huangshan townships were merged into Shangxi Town, and Xiazhai Township was merged into Wudian Town. In March of 200 1 year, Wudian Town and Shangxi Town merged into Shangxi Town.

13- Yiting Town: covers an area of 58.82 square kilometers, with the postcode of 322005. The town government is located in Zhenqian Street. Jurisdiction over 6 neighborhood committees and 62 village committees. Named after the station. In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to the 18th capital of the wise township and the 19th and 20th capitals of the synonymous township, while in the Republic of China, it belonged to Yiting Township and Putian Township. 1950, belonging to Yiting, Wang Qian, Shita, Zhangzhai, Fan Tianzhu, Hangchou, Longtouzhu and other towns; 1956, Yiting and Longtouzhu townships; 196 1, Xiaoting, Wang Qian and Zhu Fan were established respectively. 1983, changed to Yiting, Wang Qian, Brahma and Hangchou. 1986, Yiting Township was changed into an organic town. 1992, Wang Qian, Fan Tianzhu and Hangchou merged into Yiting Town.