Historical evolution of Xinjie Town

Xinjie Town is located in the mountainous area in the northwest of the original Baoji County, 51 kilometers away from the county seat. It covers an area of ??205 square kilometers and has a population of 16,000. Xin (Jie) Ba (Du) and County (Gong) Xin (Jie) highways are accessible. It has jurisdiction over 12 village committees including Donggomen, Liuxiang, Shiyouwan, Xinjie, Haojiazhuang, Qiujiashan, Miaochuan, Walnut Garden, Laozhuang, Caiyuan, Guancun and Yaoergou. Mainly producing wheat and corn, it is one of the main grain producing areas in Chencang District. It is rich in walnuts and chestnuts. The forest area is large, dominated by oak and poplar trees. Wild animals include deer, badgers, deer, etc. To the west of the township government is Wushan Mountain in Guxi Town, known as the "Small Forest of Steles". There is a stone tablet inscribed by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty with the words "Five peaks are tall and graceful".

In 1949, Xinjie Township, County Gong District, was established. In 1959, it was established as Xinjie Management Area, County Gong Commune. In 1961, a commune was established, and in 1984, it was changed to a township. In 1996, it had an area of ??205 square kilometers and a population of 16,000. It was accessible by Xin (Jie) Ba (Du) and County (Gong) Xin (Jie) highways. It governs 12 administrative villages: Donggomen, Liuxiang, Shiyouwan, Xinjie, Haojiazhuang, Qiujiashan, Miaochuan, Walnut Garden, Laozhuang, Caiyuan, Guancun and Yaoergou. In 1997, the township was removed and established as a town. In 2002, the code was 610321112 and it governed 12 administrative villages.

Postcode 721313

Code 610304110