There are many towns in Cixi City, Zhejiang Province.

By the end of 2065438+May 2009, there were 75 towns under the jurisdiction of Ningbo, as follows:

Jiangbei District 1: Cicheng Town

2. Haishu District: Jishigang Town, Gu Lin Town, Gao Qiao Town, Hengjie Town, Yinjiang Town, dongqiao town Town and Zhangshui Town.

3. zhenhai district: Yangpu Town and Jiulonghu Town.

4. Yinzhou District: Zhanqi Town, Xianxiang Town, Wudong Town, Tangxi Town, Dongqian Lake Town, Qiu 'ai Town, Wuxiang Town, Yunlong Town, Hengxi Town and Jiangshan Town.

5. Fenghua District: Xikou Town, Shangtian Town, Chun Hu Town, Qiucun Town, Dayan Town and Songao Town.

6. Xiangshan County: Shipu Town, Xizhou Town, Hepu Town, Xian 'ao Town, Qiangtou Town, Sizhoutou Town, Tangding Town, Tuzi Town, Greater xu zhen and xinqiao town.

7. Ninghai County: Changjie Town, Liyang Town, Yi Shi Town, Chalu Town, Qiantong Town, Sangzhou Town, Huangtan Town, Dajiahe Town, Qiangjiao Town, Xidian Town and Shentuo Town.

Yuyao City: Linshan Town, Simingshan Town, Huangjiabu Town, Xiaocaoe Town, Simen Town, Mazhu Town, Moushan Town, Zhang Ting Town, Hemudu Town, Sanqi Town, Liangnong Town, Lubu Town, Yinda Town and Dalan Town.

9. Cixi City: Zhang Qi Town, Guanhaiwei Town, Fuhai Town, Qiaotou Town, Kuangyan Town, Xiaolin Town, xinpu town Town, Shengshan Town, Henghe Town, Chongshou Town, Andong Town, Changhe Town, zhouxiang town Town and Longshan Town.

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The origin and historical evolution of abbreviations in Ningbo;

Ningbo is called "Yong" for short, which was called as early as the Zhou Dynasty. The word "Yong" is the hieroglyphic of the ancient clock. On the boundary between Yin and Feng counties, the peaks are very similar to ancient clocks, so it is called Yongshan, this river is called Yongjiang, and this area is called "Yong".

The history of Ningbo can be traced back to 7000 years ago. The excavation of Hemudu site proves that Ningbo is one of the earliest rice-growing areas in the world. In the Xia Dynasty over 2000 BC, the name of Ningbo was Yin, and it was Yue in the Spring and Autumn Period. In Qin Dynasty, it belonged to Yin, Zhi and Three Counties in Huiji County, and was called Mingzhou in Tang Dynasty.

In 82 1 year, Mingzhou moved to Sanjiangkou to build an inner city, marking the beginning of Ningbo's urban construction. In the 14th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 138 1), it was renamed as Ningbo, which means "Boning is the rule of the sea" and has been in use ever since. In the 15th year of Qing Shunzhi (1658), Ningshaotai Road was established in Ningbo.

Ningbo Municipal People's Government-Administrative Division

Ningbo Municipal People's Government-Historical Evolution and Abbreviation?