What towns and villages are there in Nanjing?

By the end of 20 18, Nanjing had 1 1 municipal districts, including 90 sub-district offices, and no towns.

1, Xuanwu District-no township;

2. Qinhuai District-no township;

3. Gulou District-no township;

4. jianye district-no township;

5. Qixia District-no township;

6. Yuhuatai District-no township;

7. Pukou District-no township;

8. Jiangning District-no township;

9. Liuhe District-Zhu Zhen Town;

10, Lishui District-Baima Town, Jingqiao Town and Hefeng Town;

1 1, Gaochun District-Brick Wall Town, Yangjiang Town, Gucheng Town, Qiao Qi Town, Dongba Town and Yaxi Town.

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Nanjing, referred to as "Ning", was called Jinling and Jiankang in ancient times. It is the capital of Jiangsu, a sub-provincial city and the core city of Nanjing metropolitan area. It is an important central city in eastern China, an important scientific research and education base in China, and a comprehensive transportation hub approved by the State Council.

Nanjing is located in the east of China, in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River and near the river. It is the headquarters of China Eastern Theater Command, the shipping and logistics center of yangtze river international, an important national gateway city driven by the Yangtze River Delta radiation, and an important node city where the eastern coastal economic belt and the Yangtze River economic belt meet strategically.

Nanjing is an important science and education center in China. Since ancient times, it has been a city that worships and values education. It has the reputation of "the literary hub in the world" and "the first school in Southeast China". During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, more than half of the top scholars in China came from Gongyuan in the south of the Yangtze River.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Nanjing? Baidu encyclopedia-administrative divisions of Nanjing