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Lianzhou City is located in the northwest of Guangdong Province, in the upper reaches of Lianjiang River. It borders Yizhang County in Hunan Province in the northeast, Yangshan County in the southeast, Liannan County in the southwest, Lanshan County and Jianghua County in Hunan Province in the northwest and Linwu County in Hunan Province in the north. Lianzhou City is located in the west of Guangdong Province, at the southern foot of Wuling Mountain, on the upper reaches of Lianjiang River, a tributary of Beijiang River, at the junction of Guangdong, Hunan and Guangxi provinces, and connected to Yongzhou and Chenzhou in Hunan Province in the north. It is connected with Liannan, Lianshan Autonomous County and Hezhou City in Guangxi in the west. Shaoguan borders on the east and west. Now Qinglian Expressway runs through the city, connecting Beijing-Zhuhai Expressway and Guangqing Expressway to Guangzhou! Moreover, the second-Guangzhou Expressway will be completed soon, and two expressway will connect Lianzhou. Now there are a large number of new industrial parks in Lianzhou, including Xintang Industrial Park and National Industrial Park. Lianzhou to Guangzhou is 230 kilometers, Shaoguan 190 kilometers, Yongzhou 185 kilometers, Chenzhou 180 kilometers, and Hezhou 180 kilometers. The city covers a total area of 2,663 square kilometers, governs 10 towns and 2 Yao townships, with a total population of about 550,000. The Municipal People's Government is located in Lianzhou Town with the postal code of 5 1340 1. Code: 44 1882. Area code: 0763. Pinyin: Lianzhou City. Lianzhou administrative division governs 10 towns (Lianzhou, Baoan, Xing Zi, Longping, West Bank of Jordan, Northeast, Fengyang, Xijiang, Jiubei, Building) and 2 ethnic townships (Yao 'an Yao Township and Sanshui Yao Township). Historical Evolution In the 10th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (590), Lianzhou was located, which was named after Lianshui. It is named after Huanglianling. 19 12 changed to Lian county. Established in 1994. In 2000, Lianzhou governed 20 towns including Lianzhou, Fucheng, Xi 'an, Qingshui, Northeast, Fengyang, Dalubian, Xing Zi, Longping, Baoan, Zhugang, Qingjiang, Shantang, Tanling, Mabu, Chaotian, Xijiang, Gaoshan, Longtan and Jiupi, and 2 Yao townships in Sanshui and Yao 'an. According to the data of the fifth national census, the total population of the city is 4 12060. In which: Lianzhou Town 107269, Xing Zi Town 35309, Dalubian Town 25228, Longping Town 16892, Xi 'an Town 279 12, Baoan Town 25674, Fengyang Town14/kloc-. Jiupi Town 19808, Gaoshan Town, 3392, Chaotian Town, 8330, Subordinate Town 16 165, Zhugang Town, 93 19, Tanling Town, 2636, and longtan town City, 578 1 0. In 2002, Lianzhou administered 20 towns (Lianzhou, Baoan, Xing Zi, Longping, Qingshui, Xi 'an, Northeast, Fengyang, Qingjiang, Mabu, Shantang, Tanling, Chaotian, Xijiang, Gaoshan, Longtan, Jiupi, Fucheng, Zhugang and Building) and 2 ethnic townships (Yao 'an Yao). The total number of towns (townships) was changed from 22 to 12. Village merger will be completed before the end of 2004. After the merger of towns and villages in Lianzhou, the pattern of central towns was initially formed. With the city's Jinfengshan as the boundary, four central market towns, namely Longping, Xing Zi, Dalubian and Xijiang, are reserved in the mountainous area. Six central market towns, namely Lianzhou, Northeast, Jiubei, Baoan, Fengyang and the West Bank of Jordan River, and two ethnic townships, Sanshui and Yao 'an, have been reserved at the foot of the mountain. Nine of them have a population of over 30,000. As of June 5438+February 3, 20051,Lianzhou had jurisdiction over 10 towns (Lianzhou, Bao 'an, Xing Zi, Longping, Xi, Northeast, Fengyang, Xijiang, Jiubei and Dalou) and two ethnic townships (Yao 'an and Sanshui Yao). Lianzhou has a unique geographical location, convenient transportation and active business. In history, it has formed an inter-provincial commodity trade distribution center, which is a bridge between the north and the south, and has been the main channel of China inland and coastal areas since ancient times. According to statistics, in recent years, the annual sales of commercial system and supply and marketing system to Guangxi and Hunan reached 85 million yuan, accounting for 25% of the total sales. Among the Pearl River Delta, the Greater Pearl River Delta and the Pan-Pearl River Delta, Lianzhou has a unique geographical popularity advantage and is in the center of undertaking the Pearl River Delta and radiating the mainland. It is not only a channel for the Pearl River Delta to connect resources and markets in the central and western regions, but also a golden corridor for the central and western regions to introduce Pearl River Delta funds and technology. Due to its special geographical advantages and unique development space, the Guangdong provincial government has positioned Lianzhou as a tourist center in northern Guangdong, and the Qingyuan municipal government has positioned Lianzhou as a regional economic and cultural center, logistics center and medical center in the north. In recent years, in accordance with the requirements of big market, large commodities and large channels, Lianzhou City has taken measures such as accelerating the development of characteristic trade, innovating the organization form of border trade circulation, and doing a good job in the construction of logistics infrastructure, and initially formed a new complementary commodity circulation system that connects the three provinces (regions) of Guangdong, Hunan and Guangxi, connects Yang Lian and covers the marginal people flow, logistics, information flow and capital flow of the three provinces (regions). This will greatly promote the construction of Lianzhou business center. Lianzhou is the hometown of Liu Zhan, prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, Meng, a poet in the late Tang Dynasty, and Feng, a famous anti-Japanese. It has a long history and rich culture, with a history of more than 2000 years. It is a famous historical and cultural city in Guangdong Province. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Lianzhou belonged to the Chu region of South Vietnam, and in the early years of the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC), it was established as Guiyang County. Sui dynasty