The Evolution of Yunmen Mountain Street

In the late Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Nanyue, Leshan Township, Yidu County. 1930 belongs to the first district of Yidu county; 1949 was included in Mihe District, and later renamed Area 3; The spring evacuation area of 1958 belongs to Ada Township. In the autumn of the same year, Dongfeng Commune was renamed Mihe Commune the following year. 1984 was divided into Yun He Township, and in the same year 10, it was renamed Yunxiahe Hui Township, and the township government was stationed in Yunxiahe Village. 1997, with an area of 23.7 square kilometers and a population of10.2 million, of which the Hui nationality accounts for 26%, and governs Xiayun River, Nanfang, Laowa, Xixing, Dongxing, Beilijia, Ludian, Shenjiazhuang, Si Qian, Housi, Qilihe, Daijiazhuang, Huangjiajing, Guojiaqiao. In 2005, with the approval of Lu Zi [2005] No.22, Yunxiahe Hui Township was abolished and Yunmen Mountain Street was established.

In 2007, Zhaode Street was abolished, and the original Zhaode Street with 52,893 people, 25 communities and 10. 1 square kilometer was merged into Yunmen Mountain Street. 13 Dongba Street (East Ring West Road) is an administrative village in a small administrative district, with 9,432 people and 9.03 square kilometers, which is included in Yunmen Mountain Street; Form a new street in Yunmen Mountain. The newly-established Yunmen Mountain Street has a total population of 82,783, governs 25 communities and 43 administrative villages (47 natural villages), and covers an area of 55.76 square kilometers. The office is located in Laowa Village.

The former Zhaode Street governs Feng Xu, Su Qiao, Gaoyuan, Xishengshui, Douxiao, Zhanghe, Chuanxinlou, Fang Jia, Meng Jia, Guashi, Zhaode, Donghoupo, Nanying, Guantou, Xiaqinyuan, Xu Qiao, Dongguan, Wang Jia, Ding Dian, Sanli, Xiaoyang, Yaodong, Haidai, Baoding and Hongmiao. Nanyang River runs through east and west, and flows through Ji Jiao Railway, Qinglian Railway and Yanglin Expressway. Zhenjue Temple is one of the three major Islamic temples in Yuan Dynasty. 1993 5438+00 In June, Yidu Town was abolished and divided into three offices, which were derived from Zhaode Sub-district Office. 1997, with an area of 10 km2 and a population of 59,000. It has jurisdiction over 20 administrative villages including Nanying, Guashi, Ding Dian, Zhang He, Fang Jia, Meng Jia, Chuanxinlou, Xisheng, Wangjiazhuang, Su Qiao, Xiaoyang, Dongguan, Zhaode, Xiayinyuan, Donghoupo, Xu Qiao, Feng Xu, Guantou, Dongsanli and Douxiao, and Gaoyuan, Li Jiajie North, Hongmiao, Lianhua Bridge and Caochang Street.