Historical evolution of Baidi Town

Three Gorges Project resettlement town. At the beginning of the Republic of China, it belonged to Touzi Township. Caotang Township was established in 1940. Baidi Commune was built in 1959. It was changed to a township in 1983 and a town was built in 1992. In 1997, it had an area of ??103.5 square kilometers and a population of 36,000. It governed Guanmiao, Baidi, Ziyang, Daqiao, Liangbing, Bazhen, Pingshang, Chapan, Dianzi, Shimiao, Qutang, Huanhua, Huanglian, and Shao There are 24 administrative villages in Jia, Congshu, Yindong, Xiangshan, Lujia, Xiyan, Qianjin, Longjing, Dushu, Huajia and Dawan. ? In the same year, Qianjin Township was established.

Attachment: New Town and Countryside [Evolution] Three Gorges Project resettlement township. It was a Jingjing Township in 1940, a new urban and rural area was established in 1950, a commune was established in 1958, and a township was restored in 1983. It is located in the northern part of Fengjie County, 7 kilometers away from the county seat. In 1997, the area was 36.6 square kilometers and the population was 18,000. Meixi River flows through the countryside, and the provincial highway Feng(Jie)(Wu)xi and Feng(Jie)Yun(Yang) Highway pass through it. It governs Xingnong, Changling, Baiti, Gaoxue, Yuanliang, Yangou, and Wannian There are 12 administrative villages of , Qiaowan, Forest, Jinpen, Baiwa and Heiyan and 1 neighborhood committee of Longtantuo. In 2003, Jinpen Village, Wannian Village, and Forest Village in Xincheng Township were placed under the jurisdiction of Yongan Town. After adjustment, the new urban and rural area is 33.53 square kilometers, with a total population of 17,961 people, jurisdiction over 6 village committees, and Yuanliang Village, where the government is located. Withdrew from the countryside in 2004.

Attachment: Jiupan Township [Evolution] Canceled in 2004.