Administrative divisions of Dukouyi Town

Dukouyi Township is located at the junction of two provinces (Shandong and Hebei), three urban areas (Dezhou, Xingtai and Hengshui) and four counties (Xiajin, Wucheng, Qinghe and Gucheng). The township covers an area of 40.2 square kilometers, with a population of10.8 million and cultivated land of 39 1 10,000 mu. Agriculture is dominated by cotton, garlic and fruit, and enterprises take the purchase and sale of textile equipment, cotton processing and textile as the leading industries. In 2002, the total industrial and agricultural output value of the township was 654.38+27.86 million yuan, and the per capita net income of farmers was 2,650 yuan.

Dukouyi town

Dukou Village is the resident of the township government. On the second and seventh day of the lunar calendar, the market is held. 739 households with 28 10 people; There are 4006 mu of cultivated land, including 3650 mu of irrigated land and orchard 1, which mainly produces apples and pears. Individual business services include alcohol and tobacco, daily necessities, catering, welding and so on. In the old days, it was an official post station, so it was named Dukou Post.

Jianjia Village is located 3 kilometers northwest of the township government. Every year, the fourth and ninth lunar months are fairs. There are 136 households with 569 people; Cultivated land 1537 mu, of which irrigated land 1 140 mu. According to legend, during the Ming Dynasty, the immigrant Jane moved here from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, and was named Jane.

Weijiana village is located 3 kilometers northwest of the township government station. There are 65 households with 262 people; 646 mu of cultivated land, all irrigated land. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Wei, a villager from Xielu, moved here and named it Weijiana Village after his surname.

Anjia Village is located 2.6 kilometers northwest of the township government. There are 2 10 households with 980 people; Cultivated land 1709 mu, all irrigated land. The village was built by a resident surnamed Xu before the Ming Dynasty, formerly known as Xujiacun. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, an Jingxiang, an immigrant, moved here to settle down. After Xu's death, Ann changed the name of the village to Anjianna.

Tenghaolin Village is located 3.4 kilometers northwest of the township government. There are 258 households 1 175 people; 2368 mu of cultivated land; Among them, 2050 mu of irrigated land. According to legend, Teng Zhi, an immigrant, moved here from Yeque Village, Zhaoyuan County, Dengzhou District, Shandong Province during Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty. Because of the war, the land was barren and the wild Artemisia became a forest, so the village was named Tenglinhao.

Dujialou village is located 2.8 kilometers north of the township government. 389 households 1675 people; There are 4643 mu of cultivated land, including 3507 mu of irrigated land. Fruit forest 1, mainly producing pears and apples. Before the Ming Dynasty, it was called Pengzhuang, also known as Pengjialou, which was named after there were nine buildings in the village where Peng lived. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Du Fu, the ancestor of Du Family, moved here from Chunshu Village in Laizhou, Shandong Province, and later became a big family in the village, so he changed his name to Dujialou.

Dongjiana village is located 2.3 kilometers northwest of the township government. There are 1 17 households with 480 people; 943 mu of cultivated land, all irrigated land. During the reign of Ming Yong, Dong Boying, an immigrant, moved here from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, and was named Dong Jia 'na after his surname.

Qianguotun is located 2.6 kilometers southwest of the township government. There are 295 households 1235 people; Cultivated land 167 1 mu, of which irrigated land 162 1 mu. Rich in garlic, cabbage and so on. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Guo Gang, an immigrant, moved here from Jimo County, Shandong Province and changed the name of the village to Qian Guotun.

Houguotun is located 2.5 kilometers southwest of the township government. There are 170 households with 696 people; 975 mu of cultivated land, including 805 mu of irrigated land. Rich in garlic and cabbage. According to legend, it was built by local people, and the village name is Central Beach.