What district is Shouxian County, Huainan City, Anhui Province?

Shouxian County, Huainan City, Anhui Province does not belong to any district in Huainan City, but belongs to a county in Huainan City, Anhui Province. Shou County is adjacent to Changfeng County and Huainan City in the east, separated from Huoqiu County in the west by a river, connected to Feixi County and Lu 'an County in the south and Fengtai County and Yingshang County in the north, covering an area of 2,986 square kilometers, including 6,543.8+0.83 million mu of cultivated land.

By the end of 20 16, the county had jurisdiction over 22 towns, 3 townships (including Hui townships 1 one) and 280 village (neighborhood) committees. These 22 towns are Shouchun, Zhengyangguan, Baoyi, Shuangqiao, Heying, Banqiao, Yankou, Anfeng, Zhongxing, Yinxian, Sanjue, Ada, Xiaodian, Wabu, feng village, Goujian, Liugang, Shuangmiao, Dashun, Cha 'an and Anfengtang. These three townships are: Zhangli Township, Bagongshan Township and Taodian Hui Township.

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Shouxian was peacefully liberated on 1949 1 month, when Shouxian was led by the Second Committee of the Party Committee of Jianghuai District. In February of the same year, the martial law commission was abolished and a democratic government was established, and Shouxian was placed under the administrative office of western Anhui; At the same time, the mountain village in the north of Fengtai County is classified as Shouxian County, which is divided into two townships: Bagong and Beiwai. In June, the organizational system of Shouhe County was revoked, and the original Wadong area was still owned by Shouhe County; Shouxian County was placed under the Lu 'an District of the People's Administration Office of Northern Anhui. On July 1965, Xiatang, Yangmiao, Shuihu and Yang Gong in the east of Shouxian County were handed over to Changfeng County, Hefei City.

It was not until February 3, 20 15 that the State Council approved it. Since then, Shouxian has been changed from Lu 'an to Huainan.

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