Where is Heishan County, Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province?

Belongs to: Heishan County, Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province

Heishan County is a county under the jurisdiction of Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province. It is located in the west of Liaoning Province and at the northeastern end of Jinzhou City. It borders Liaozhong County and Xinmin City in the east by the Rayang River, borders Taian County in the south, borders Beining City in the west, and borders Fuxin Mongolian Autonomous County in the north and northwest. It is located between 121°49′ and 122°36′ east longitude and 41°29′ and 42°08′ north latitude. The county covers an area of ??2,436 square kilometers and has a total population of approximately 640,000. In addition to the Han people, there are 16 ethnic minorities including Manchu, Mongolian, Hui and Korean. The County People's Government is located at No. 189, Zhongda Middle Road, Heishan Town. Postal code 121400. The main scenic spots include Shepanshan Tourist Area, Longwan Reservoir Tourist Area, etc.

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Natural Geography

Topography

Heishan County is located in the lower reaches of the Rayang River. The west and north are low hills of 50-100 meters, which are part of Yiwulu Mountain. The middle is an open plain and the south is a depression. The plain terrain is gentle and the soil is fertile.

Climate characteristics

Heishan County is located in the temperate semi-humid zone and has a temperate continental monsoon climate. The annual average temperature is 8℃. The average temperature in January is -10.7℃, and the minimum temperature is -27.6℃; in July, the average temperature is 24.2℃, and the maximum temperature is 35℃. The average annual precipitation is 586 mm, and the frost-free period is about 160 days.

Hydrological conditions

Rivers are crisscrossing the area. The main rivers include Raoyang River and its tributaries Dongsha River and Yangchang River. The riverbed slope is small and the sand content is large.

Natural resources

Heishan County’s forest coverage rate reaches 16.1%, and its total standing tree reserves are 1.235 million cubic meters. The mineral resources that have been mined and proven in Heishan County include bentonite, coal, zeolite, perlite, agate stone, petroleum, spun stone, etc. Among them, bentonite reserves are about 600 million tons, and its quality ranks first in the country. It is currently the largest mine in Asia.

Origin of the place name

Heishan was famous as Zhenyuanbao in the Ming Dynasty. It was also called Xiaoheshan and Xiaoheishan in the early Qing Dynasty. There is Xiaohei Mountain in the northeast corner of the county, and the ancient God's Temple was built on its top. Although the mountain is not very high, once you climb it, you can see the mountains in the distance and the county streets up close, as if you are just under your feet. The name of Montenegro is derived from this mountain.

Historical evolution

Montenegro has been part of the Chinese territory since ancient times. Throughout the ages, although it has gone through many vicissitudes, Montenegro has always been a prescription for the Chinese nation to work, live and reproduce.

As far back as the time of Tang Yao, Black Mountain was the territory of Jizhou. Yu leveled the soil and water, placed Jiuzhou, and Heishan was in Yu. During the Xia and Shang Dynasties, it was the territory of Yingzhou (according to the "Unification of the Ming Dynasty": the west of Guangning was Youzhou, and the land east of Guangning was Yingzhou). Yin controlled Jiuzhou, which was different from that of Shun, but Heishan still belonged to Yingzhou.

During the Zhou Dynasty, Heishan was the territory of Youzhou. During the Warring States Period, Heishan belonged to the territory of Yan State. Yan established Liaodong and Liaoxi counties, and Heishan became Liaodong County. The administrative office was Youping (now Liaoyang City).

After Qin unified China in 221 BC, the country was divided into thirty-six counties. Black Mountain still belonged to Liaodong County (Nazhi Xiangping, today's Liaoyang City). Liaodong and Liaoxi counties are divided by the Daling River, with Liaoxi County to the west and Liaodong County to the east.

In the Western Han Dynasty, following the old system of Qin, Liaodong County was still established, and Wulu County was established in today's Beizhen. Heishan belonged to Wulu County, Liaodong County, Youzhou Ci branch.

During the reign of Emperor An of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the counties of Liaodong and Liaoxi were divided into two counties, and the Liaodong vassal state was established as the captaincy, with its seat in Changli (today's Yi County). Heishan belongs to the territory of Liaodong and still belongs to Wulu County.

During the Three Kingdoms period, Heishan belonged to Cao Wei. In the fifth year of Wei Zhengshi (AD 244), the Liaodong vassal state was established and later changed to Changli County. The administrative seat was Changli County (now Yi County), Youzhou. Heishan is under the jurisdiction of Changli County.

During the Western Jin Dynasty, Heishan still belonged to Changli County (now Yi County) and was under the jurisdiction of Pingzhou (now Liaoyang City).

During the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Sixteenth Kingdom, the Xianbei people in the Liaohe River Basin rose up, and the Murong family established a local separatist regime and established the Yan State. It is called Qianyan in history. He successively had the capital of Longcheng (today's Chaoyang), Duji (today's Ji County of Jin Province), and Duye (today's southwest of Linzhang, Hebei Province). Black Mountain is the land of Qianyan. In the fourth year of Murong Dynasty, that is, in the third year of Xiankang in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (AD 337), Yan moved to Changli County in Longcheng (now Chaoyang City), and Heishan belonged to Changli County.

In the first year of Yongxing of the former Qin Dynasty (357 AD), Fu Jian of the Di tribe destroyed Yan and unified the north, and the Black Mountains entered the former Qin Dynasty. It is still under the jurisdiction of Changli County (now Chaoyang City).

After the failure of the Battle of Feishui in the 19th year of Jianyuan of the former Qin Dynasty (AD 383), the leaders of the previously destroyed countries and ethnic groups established their own countries one after another. Murong Chui, a Xianbei aristocrat, reestablished the Yan Kingdom, which was known as Later Yan in history. Later Yan established its capital in Zhongshan (now Ding County, Hebei Province), and Heishan entered the territory of Later Yan, still under the jurisdiction of Changli County (now Chaoyang City).

In 407 AD, Feng Ba overthrew the rule of Later Yan and reestablished the Yan Kingdom. That is, the King of Heaven was located in Changli (now Chaoyang), which was called Northern Yan in history. Heishan is also the territory of Beiyan and is still under the jurisdiction of Changli County (now under the jurisdiction of Chaoyang).

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Black Mountain belonged to the Northern Wei Dynasty. In the fifth year of Taiping Zhenjun (444 AD), the Northern Wei Dynasty established Yingzhou in Longcheng (now Chaoyang City), and controlled Changli and other counties. Heishan was the territory of Changli County in Yingzhou (now Chaoyang City). In 534 AD, the Northern Wei Dynasty split into Eastern Wei and Western Wei. Later, the Eastern Wei Dynasty was succeeded by the Northern Qi Dynasty, and the Western Wei Dynasty was succeeded by the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Heishan belongs to the Northern Qi Dynasty and is still the territory of Changli County of Yingzhou (now Chaoyang).

In the Sui Dynasty, it belonged to Yan County (now Yi County). In the eighth year of Emperor Yang's reign (AD 612) of the Sui Dynasty, Liaoxi County was established in the north of Yan County (now Yixian County) in Liucheng, taking the old name of Qin and Han Dynasties. Governing Huaiyuan and other three counties, Heishan is under the jurisdiction of Huaiyuan County (near today's Beizhen) in western Liaoning.

At the beginning of Tang Zhenguan, due to the convenient situation of mountains and rivers, the country was divided into ten roads, and Liucheng (now Chaoyang) was renamed Yingzhou, and Heishan was under the jurisdiction of Yingzhou, Hebei Province. Later, due to the invasion of the Bohai Sea, the Andong Protectorate was moved to the Liaodong area. It governed Liaodong City (today's Liaoyang) and then moved to Xincheng (today's north of Fushun City); in the second year of Tianbao (743 AD), it moved to the old county city in western Liaoning (today's North of Fushun City). The east bank of the Daling River in the southeast of today's Yi County). Heishan County is also under the jurisdiction of the Andong Protectorate and belongs to Wulu Shouchuo (today's Beizhen). In the second year of Shangyuan (AD 761) of Suzong, the Jiedu envoys moved south again, and the Duhufu was abolished.

In the Liao Dynasty, it belonged to the Fengxian Army in Daoxian Prefecture, Tokyo. Yelu Abaoji, Taizu of the Liao Dynasty, established the Khitan Kingdom in 916 AD, with its imperial capital (today's Nanpoluo City, Balinzuo Banner, Inner Mongolia). In 947 AD, the country's name was changed to Liao, and its imperial capital was changed to Shangjing. In the south, it faces the Northern Song Dynasty along the Haihe River in Tianjin, Baxian County in Hebei Province, and Yanmenguan in Shanxi Province. Black Mountain belongs to the Liao Kingdom. Liao established Xianzhou (the administrative seat is southwest of today's Beizhen) and established Shandong County (today's Beizhen). Black Mountain is under the jurisdiction of Shandong County, Xianzhou.

Jinshi belongs to Guangning Mansion, Beijing Road. Jin Taizu Wanyan Aguda established the Jin Kingdom and established the capital city of Ning (now south of Acheng, Heilongjiang). In the third year of Taizong Tianhui's reign (1125 AD), the Liao Dynasty was destroyed. In the south, it faces the Southern Song Dynasty along the Qinling Mountains and the Huaihe River. Montenegro belongs to the Golden Kingdom. In the seventh year of Jin Tianfu (AD 1123), Liaoxian Prefecture was changed to Guangning Prefecture (today's Beizhen), and later Shandong County was changed to Guangning Prefecture, and then Shandong County was changed to Guangning County (today's Beizhen), and Heishan was renamed Guangning Prefecture (today's Beizhen). Ning County. In the 29th year of Dading of the Jin Dynasty (AD 1189), Guangning County was renamed Wangping County to govern Liang Yuwu, and Heishan was the land of Wangping County. Tuchengzi, Jiangtun Town, within the county where Wangping County is located, is now the Lotus Bubble Pond.

Local administrative divisions in the Yuan Dynasty were based on roads. In the Yuan Dynasty, Guangning Prefecture was renamed Guangning Prefecture Road (today's Beizhen). Heishan belongs to Guangning Road and is still under the jurisdiction of Wangping County. (The seat of Wangping County is still in Tuchengzi within the county). In the fifteenth year of the Yuan Dynasty (AD 1355), Wangping County was renamed Wangping Military and Civilian Thousand Household Office, and later it was re-established as a county, with Heishan belonging to it.

After the founding of the Ming Dynasty, the government system was abolished and the military and guard system was established. Guangning Road was changed to Guangningwei (the administrative seat is now Beizhen). Black Mountain is under the jurisdiction of Guangning Guard.

After the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, this territory belonged to Guangning County (today's Beizhen). At that time, the three northeastern provinces implemented the general system, and Guangning County was under the jurisdiction of General Shengjing of Fengtian Province. In the 18th year of Jiaqing (AD 1813), it was divided into two counties: Guangning (now Beizhen) and Chengde Heishan (now Shenyang). It belongs to Fengtian Prefecture, the western part of Heishan belongs to Guangning County, and the eastern part belongs to Xinmin Hall. Later, in order to suppress the Boxer Rebellion and eliminate the disadvantages of being out of reach, the Qing government began to divide Guangning and Xinmin in the 28th year of Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1902), and established an official county named Zhen'an County (and in Xiaosanjiazi) Set up a town in Anfen County).

In January 1914, because it had the same name as Zhen'an County, Shaanxi Province, it was later changed to Heishan County and belonged to Liaoshen Road, Fengtian Province. In 1929, it belonged to Liaoning Province. In 1932, it belonged to Fengtian Province. It belonged to Jinzhou Province in 1935. In 1949, it belonged to Liaoxi Province. It has been under the jurisdiction of Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province since 1954.

On January 31, 2002, Liao Zheng [2002] Document No. 34 approved: Zhen'an Manchu Township and Yangchanghe Town were cancelled, and Zhen'an Manchu Township was merged to form Zhen'an Manchu Township; Shengli Township and Taihe Town were cancelled, Taihe Town was merged and established; Erdao Township and Raoyanghe Town were abolished and Raoyanghe Town was merged; Liuhe Township and Yingchengzi Township were abolished and Yingchengzi Township was merged and Sijianfang Township and Changxing Town were merged and Changxing Town was merged and established. Xingzhen; Litun Township and Fangshan Town were abolished and merged to establish Fangshan Town; Luotun Township and Xuetun Township were abolished and Xuetun Township was merged to establish Xuetun Township; Baichangmen Manchu Town and Wuliangdian Manchu Town were abolished and Baichang was established respectively. Menzhen and Wuliangdian Town.

In March 2002, the townships were officially adjusted: Yingchengzi Township and Liuhe Township were merged into Yingchengzi Township; Fangshan Town and Litun Township were merged into Fangshan Town; Xuetun Township and Luotun Township were merged into Xuetun Township; Taihe Town and Shengli Township were merged into Taihe Town; Raoyanghe Town and Erdao Township were merged into Raoyanghe Town; Yangchanghe Town and Zhen'an Township were merged into Zhen'an Manchu Township; Changxing Town, The four villages were merged into Changxing Town.

Cultural Relics

Liao Dynasty Ancient Tombs

A group of early Liao Dynasty ancient tombs was excavated in Heishan County. Nearly 20 pieces (sets) of precious cultural relics were unearthed in the ***, among which the bronze Yin-Yang human face statue is a rare cultural relic.

The ancient tombs excavated this time are located 1 km northwest of Qianhongshicaozi Village, Badaohao Town, Heishan County. There are 3 tombs in total, and it is initially inferred that they are family tombs. Based on the structure of the ancient tombs and the characteristics of the unearthed corded bricks, archaeologists determined that the ancient tombs belonged to the early Liao Dynasty.

Tomb No. 1 is the tomb with the richest cultural relics unearthed in the tomb group. The main cultural relics unearthed include: a grape mirror with a sea beast, a pot with a plate mouth and a belt, a small white porcelain jar, and a bronze Yin and Yang figure. ; Some iron tools such as iron scissors, iron knives, iron basins and iron axes. Tomb No. 2 and Tomb No. 3 were severely robbed in the early days and were basically ransacked. Only some fragments of cultural relics were unearthed. It is reported that this ancient tomb group is the largest Liao Dynasty tomb group excavated in Jinzhou since the 1970s.

According to archaeological experts, the archaeological excavation of ancient tombs of the Liao Dynasty not only rescued some precious cultural relics, but more importantly, these unearthed cultural relics are of great significance to the study of the history, culture, customs and living habits of the Liao Dynasty. It has precious physical and historical data value.

Historical Events

The Black Mountain Blockade

The Black Mountain Blockade was a battle between the Northeast Field Army of the People's Liberation Army and the Heishan Mountains in Liaoning during the Liaoshen Campaign in October 1948. A defensive operation in the area. Heishan and Dahu Mountains are located in the corridor between the Liaohe River and the Yiwulu Mountains. They are the only way from Shenyang to the pass. Heishan and Dahu Mountains are like two iron gates. When opened, the north and south can flow smoothly, and when closed, people and vehicles are blocked. Their strategic position is extremely important.

After the liberation of Jinzhou on October 15, 1948, Chiang Kai-shek forced the "Western March Corps" (also known as the Liao Yaoxiang Corps) composed of the main force of the Northeast "Suppression General" to march south from the Zhangwu and Xinlitun areas. advance, trying to seize Heishan and Dahu Mountain in order to reoccupy Jinzhou and open up the Beining Road. In order to prevent Liao Yaoxiang's regiment from advancing westward, the 10th Column and 1 Division of the 1st Column of the Northeast Field Army and the 1st Cavalry Division of the Inner Mongolia Military Region organized and maintained defenses in the Heishan and Dahushan areas.

On October 21, Liao Yaoxiang's leading search force had already occupied Fangshan Town, 60 kilometers away from Montenegro. On the 23rd, Liao Yaoxiang's main vanguard troops moved south along Xinlitun and Fangshan Town, approaching our Jianshanzi and Hujia shack warning positions. On the 24th, air support failed to attack the direction of Montenegro. As soon as the 25th began, the enemy mobilized most of the heavy artillery groups and pointed the finger at Gaojiatun. "Mountain", even Xiawanzi, the southernmost part of Gaojiatun, was swallowed up in a sea of ??artillery fire.

At four o'clock on the 26th, the three divisions of our column simultaneously launched a counterattack across the entire line to the east of Dahu Mountain. At this time, Liao Yaoxiang's regiment was besieged east of Dahu Mountain and had been squeezed into a narrow area of ??only 120 square kilometers wide by our Northeastern army.

Administrative divisions

Heishan County has jurisdiction over 17 towns, 4 townships, 1 ethnic township, 51 community neighborhood committees, and 417 village committees. It covers an area of ??2,436.01 square kilometers and has a population of 634,000.

Towns: Xinlitun Town, Heishan Town, Badaohao Town, Xiaodong Town, Dahushan Town, Wuliangdian Town, Baichangmen Town, Banlamen Town, Sijiazi Town, Fang Shan Town, Lijia Town, Hujia Town, Jiangtun Town, Raoyanghe Town, Changxing Town, Xinxing Town, Taihe Town.

Townships: Daxing Township, Yingchengzi Township, Duanjia Township, Xuetun Township.

Nationality Township: Zhenan Manchu Township.

Heishan Town Government is located at No. 25 Jiefang South Street, with a population of 73,000, an area of ??33.24 square kilometers, and jurisdiction over 14 neighborhood committees: Jixiang, Lixin, Dongsheng, Longxing, Xiangyang, Limin, and Huanan Zhong, Guangrong, Shilong, Shui'an, Nanhu, Dongxiaohe, Xinggong, Dongdan; 7 village committees: Chengguan, Dongguan, Xiguan, Nanguan, Beiguan, Huangjiahao and Shijiazi.

The town government of Dahushan Town is located at No. 1 Qianqian Hutong, with a population of 49,100 and an area of ??104.39 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 7 neighborhood committees: Beijuzhai, Qianjin, Shengli, Xiangyang, Xijuzhai, and Dongjuzhai. , phosphate fertilizer; 20 village committees: Zhendong, Zhenxi, Shenjia, Wangshan, Longshan, Wanjia, Santaizi, Caojiahao, Sitaizi, Lijiawopu, Qingmaipao, Dawangjia, Qitaizi, Wu Taizi, Fanjia, Liancheng, Yaoluzi, Congjia, Yangquan, Xicaojia.

The town government of Xinlitun Town is located at No. 8 Ding North Road, with a population of 33,300, an area of ??66.43 square kilometers, and jurisdiction over 5 community committees: Xingshun, Tongcai, Guangming, Jinde, and Tiebei ; 18 village committees: New Taipei, Xinyuan, Xinli, Xinhua, Xindong, Xinxi, Dabajiazi, Wangzhuangtun, Shanghuoshiling, Qingshiling, Xinglongtai, Huangtai, Kaoshantun, Wasteland, Shuangshanzi, Quanyan, Dongsijiazi, Fengjia.

The town government of Badaohao Town is located at No. 15, Pingan Street, with a population of 45,800, an area of ??90.09 square kilometers, and jurisdiction over 6 community committees: Pingan, Kuangbei, Kuangxi, Kuangdong, Kuangnan, and Xinjian ; 21 village committees: Badaohao, Chenbadaohao, Caotun, Qianhong, Houhong, Nanyingzi, Daxia, Xiaoxia, Bajiazi, Weichengzi, Daitun, Xishuiquan, Huangjia, Nansanjia , Wopu, Zhangluo, Jiangxi, Jiangdong, Qintun, Kongtun, Wangbei Tower.

The town government of Baichangmen Town is located in Baichangmen Village, with a population of 17,300 and an area of ??94.29 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 1 neighborhood committee: Baichangmen; 16 village committees: Baichangmen, Chengxi, Santai East, Santai West, Shitoupuzi, Xikangtun, Yantun, Hantun, Nanbajiazi, Tantun, Sandaogou, Shijiagou, Zhaijiagou, Ertai, Toutai, Guohuangdi .

The town government of Hujia Town is located in Hujia Village, with a population of 24,000 and an area of ??95.78 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 1 neighborhood committee: Hujia; 18 village committees: Hujia, Heyan, Zhutun, Gujiazi, Jinjia, Xichapeng, Sanhe, Zhenjia, Qianhei, Beixiao, Xiaohuang, Xiaoxie, Xiyou, Dongxing, Dongxia, Toudao, Yuanshanzi, Jiangtun.

The town government of Wuliangdian Town is located in Wuliangdiandong, with a population of 23,600 and an area of ??116.71 square kilometers. It governs 1 community committee: Zhenxing; 19 village committees: Wuliangdiandong, Wuliangdianxi, and Liaotun , Hanjia, Lizishan, Damintun, Liutun, Dacuitun, Heping, Guojia, Dongchanggangzi, Laituozi, Zhangjia, Lianjiagangzi, Karamu, Dayangjia, Gutun, Mengtun, Hou shortage.

The town government of Banlamen Town is located in Banlamendong Village, with a population of 19,000 and an area of ??117.98 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 1 community committee: Banlamendong; 17 village committees: Banlamenxi and Banlamen Mendong, Banlamennan, Daxihuang, Shishizi, Haojia, Xiaoyanjia, Guoshan, Daimin, Sandao, Caogangzi, Dagangzi, Wukeshu, Liuyoufang, Sanxing, Dashuanggangzi, Dashuangzi Yan family.

The town government of Rayanghe Town is located in Rayanghe, with a population of 29,300 and an area of ??137.71 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 2 community committees: Tienan and Tiebei; and 23 village committees: Rayanghe , Zhanfangtun, Dashanjiazi, Zhoutun, Tongtun, Chetun, Jiujian, Guojiawopu, Ligangzi, Fuyou, Caojia, Yaohanjia, Lixin, Erdaodong, Erdaoxi, Fifteenth Hu, Chengjia, Duanjia Wopu, Zhangliu, Chapeng, Zhanggangzi, Caojia Wopu, Dongcha.

The town government of Lijia Town is located in Lijia, with a population of 27,900 and an area of ??101.03 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 2 neighborhood committees: Tienan and Tiebei; and 16 village committees: Lijia and Lijia. , Jiajia, Loujia, Pingfang, Yanjia, Guangsheng, Shuanggangzi, Yanjia, Qianxing, Cuigangzi, Dasunjia, Zhaijia, Heitou, Chenjia, Xiwangjia.

The town government of Jiangtun Town is located in Jiangdong, with a population of 23,300 and an area of ??91.17 square kilometers. It governs 1 community committee: Jiangtun; 15 village committees: Jiangdong, Jiangxi, and Yangtun , Tuchengzi, Lantun, Xisanjiazi, Yuanjia, Guoyoufang, Xiejia, Liantun, Wangdianzi, Huiju, Baijia, Changgangzi, Dutun.

The town government of Changxing Town is located in Changxing Village, with a population of 24,700 and an area of ??118.37 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 2 neighborhood committees: Changxing and Tangjia; and 24 village committees: Changxing and Taiping. , Zhanggangzi, Caojiatun, Yihezhuang, Daliujia, Niejia, Baqi, Jiajiazi, Wangjiawopu, Tangjia, Cuijia, Sijianfang, Niujia, Anjiahe, Minjuan, Beiwangjia, Xiyao , Majiao, Qiao family, Da Wu family, Sun family, Guo Niu and Zhao family.

The Fangshan Town Government is located in Fangshan Village, with a population of 33,700 and an area of ??153.49 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 1 community committee: Fangshan; 30 village committees: Fangshan, Nanshuiquan, and Hewa , Yingwo, Jiuchizi, Xishengtun, Kaobian, Xiaoheshan, Beishuiquan, Sifangtai, Xiasijiazi, Niutiwa, Fotang, Dongmengtun, Pianpozi, Rocks, Eight Rooms, Stone Pillars Zi, Liujian, Wapen, Donggongxi, Miaogangzi, Laoheshen, Litun, Ximengtun, Shuangsi, Xiaoxin, Zhaotun, Beiguotun and Luotai.

The town government of Xiaodong Town is located on Xiaodongnan Street, with a population of 32,000 and an area of ??227.13 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 3 neighborhood committees: South Street, North Street, and Hedong Street; 7 village committees: Xiaodong Street Dong, Xinnong, Miaogangzi, Daheishan, Muyang, Tiebei, Jihua.

The Sijiazi Town Government is located in Sijiazi Village, with a population of 20,800 and an area of ??126.69 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 1 community committee: Sijiazi; 17 village committees: Sijiazi, Lu Sanjiazi, Daxingbao, front eighteen houses, back eighteen houses, Daibingfang, Shijiahu, Xuxiao, Dongzhaojia, Maquanquan, Houlijia, Zhongntun, Chenjia Street, Pangtuozi, Yangjia , Gaojia, six rooms.

The town government of Xinxing Town is located in Xinxing, with a population of 14,800 and an area of ??165.88 square kilometers. It governs 1 community committee: Xinxing; 16 village committees: Shaoyao, Beijinjia, Shimiaozi, Dongfang Dian, Kangtun, Majiagangzi, Qijia, Ciyu, Taojia, Songjiawopu, Woniu, Caihu, Yesha, Qianjian, Houjian, Gaojiawopu.

The Taihe Town Government is located in Taihe Village, with a population of 27,000 and an area of ??118.28 square kilometers. It governs 1 community committee: Taihe; 25 village committees: Taihe, Gengtun, and Zhai Tun, Baotun, Liuerjin, Xiqiu, Daxie, Xigongxi, Longwan, Jitun, Dayangou, Xiaoyushu, Wangxian, Shengli, Beishaotun, Luojia, Dakangtun, Shaohu, Ziqiang, Jianshanzi, Baitaizi, Tangfang, Wujian, Lanni, Yantun.

The Duanjia Township Government of Duanjia has a population of 27,000, an area of ??75.08 square kilometers, and jurisdiction over 19 village committees: Duanjia, Tuoshanzi, Wangjia, Xizhaojia, Pangjia, Liujia, Laopaozi, Zhongcheng, Yutuozi, Modaizi, Wangpaotun, Chaoyang Temple, Dayingpan, Xujialing, Zhangtun, Hatun, Shaotun, Mintun and Cuitun.

Xuetun Township Government, Xuetun Township, has a population of 20,900, an area of ??102.78 square kilometers, and jurisdiction over 25 village committees: Xuetun, Dongshuiquan, Damao, Xiahuoshiling, Xingshan, Xiaoduanjia , Dongxiawa, Yangcheng, Beidianzi, Houhei, Shanxitou, Hongshi, Luotun, Zhanghu, Dongfeng, Baimiaozi, Yangnaituo, Caigou, Xingangzi, Xiawazi, Laoguan, Shengtun , Beizhutun, Dingsanjia, Hanjia.

Yingchengzi Township Government Yingchengzi has a population of 21,600, an area of ??118.32 square kilometers, and jurisdiction over 23 village committees: Yingchengzi, Xingtuozi, Chaobei, Waiboshan, Shaogangzi, Song Jia, Beiwutaizi, Wujiazi, Xiaomozi, Yujia, Wutun, Beilangdong, Liuhe, Tuanshanzi, Luotuoshanzi, Xiaodoutun, Doudoutun, Tangpao, Changlingzi, Beimengtun, Fang Shen, Mizishan, Hedong.

Daxing Township Government Daxing has a population of 10,200, an area of ??64.33 square kilometers, and jurisdiction over 10 village committees: Daxing, Yangjiawopu, Zhengjia, Mengxiao, Zhoujiawopu, Majia, Sanjiazi, Langdong, Dawutai, Changgou.

No. 34 Jiefang North Street, Zhenan Manchu Township Government, with a population of 34,500 and an area of ??116.67 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 1 community committee: Yangchanghe; 31 village committees: Yanjia, Wu Li, Jingjia, Youzhen, Chentun, Shili, Suntun, Shandong, Xiawanzi, Dongbianhao, Matun, Xizhaotun, Yingfang, Yingpan, Zhoujia, Daling, Gaotun, Situn, Yangchang He, Fengjia, Xiaojiangtun, Songtun, Shuiquan, Xiaotun, Guotun, Dongla, Xila, Heyi, Tuantaizi, Shentun and Wangniutai.

Economic Overview

Heishan has fertile soil and an existing cultivated land area of ??117,917 hectares (1.769 million acres). It is a key grain-producing county in the country and one of the commercial grain bases in Liaoning Province. It mainly produces sorghum, Corn, rice, soybeans, peanuts, wheat. Since 1991, annual grain output has been stable at more than 500 million kilograms. Due to the abundance of grain and vegetables, animal husbandry developed rapidly.

There are more than 20 types of cattle, sheep, pigs, chickens, deer and other livestock and poultry raised in the county. The annual pig breeding capacity is 700,000, the egg poultry breeding capacity is 6 million, and the fruit output is 20 million kilograms. The forest coverage rate reaches 16.1%, and the total reserve of standing trees is 1.235 million cubic meters. It is a national plain greening standard county, an advanced county in grain production, and a pig production base county.

Montenegro has a solid industrial foundation and has formed eight major industrial systems including chemical industry, building materials, food, coal, light industry, mechanical processing, casting, and textile, and has certain scale advantages.

There are 266 industrial enterprises at or above the township level in the county, including 67 county-owned industrial enterprises. The per capita profits and taxes generated by the county's paper mill and iodine mill rank first among their counterparts in the province and the country respectively. The total fixed assets value of industrial enterprises in the county independently calculated is 270 million yuan, of which the total fixed assets value of county-owned industrial enterprises is 200 million yuan.

The main products of Montenegro are bentonite (powder), sulfuric acid, liquid ammonia, ammonium bicarbonate, ternary compound fertilizer, medicinal iodine, machine-made paper, cotton candy, liquor, radiators, cement, red bricks, wood Products, shearing machine blades, welded steel pipes: fire alarms, etc. Among them, 15 key products such as sodium alginate, mannitol, jacquard bath towels, towel quilts, clothing, steel shovels, picks and hoes, and sanitary chopsticks are exported to more than 20 countries and regions.

The mineral resources that have been mined and proven in Heishan County include bentonite, coal, zeolite, perlite, agate stone, petroleum, cotton stone, etc. Among them, bentonite reserves are about 600 million tons, and its quality ranks first in the country. It is currently the largest mine in Asia.

In January 2021, the 2020 Rural Revitalization Communication Influence Counties Ranking was released, and Heishan County ranked 481st.

In May 2020, the National Development and Reform Commission announced a list of demonstration projects for new urbanization construction in counties, and Heishan County was on the list.

In October 2019, Heishan County was named one of the “Second Batch of National Agricultural Products Quality and Safety Counties” by the Ministry of Agriculture.

In January 2019, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs identified Heishan County as the third batch of demonstration counties (cities and districts) in the country that were the first to basically realize the full mechanization of major crop production.

In February 2018, Heishan County was included in the list of counties (cities, districts) with basically balanced development of compulsory education nationwide in 2017.

In March 2015, Heishan County won the honor of being among the third batch of advanced units in the national rule of law county and city creation activities.

In 2005, Heishan County ranked 25th among the top 100 meat-producing counties in the country in 2005.

In 2004, Heishan County ranked 48th among the top 100 grain-producing counties in the country.