Which district of Hangzhou does Jianggan District belong to?

Jianggan District, originally under the jurisdiction of Hangzhou, has been revoked. Some streets belong to Shangcheng District, while others belong to Qiantang District.

On March/March/2002 1 1 day, the People's Government of Zhejiang Province issued the Notice on Adjusting Some Administrative Divisions of Hangzhou. Cancel Shangcheng District and Jianggan District of Hangzhou, set up a new Shangcheng District of Hangzhou, and take the administrative area of the original Shangcheng District and Jianggan District (excluding Xiasha Street and Baiyang Street) as the administrative area of the new Shangcheng District.

The administrative areas of Qiantang District are Xiasha Street and Baiyang Street in the former Jianggan District and Hezhuang Street, Peng Yi Street, Wan Xin Street, Linjiang Street and Qianjin Street in Xiaoshan District of Hangzhou.

The Historical Evolution of Jianggan District

1996, Jianggan District governs 7 streets and 5 towns 1 township. Streets and towns have jurisdiction over 72 administrative villages and 164 residential areas, covering an area of 22 1.58 square kilometers.

In 2000, Jianggan District governed 3 streets and 6 towns. In 2002, Jianggan District governed 5 streets and 5 towns. In 2004, Jianggan District governed 6 streets and 4 towns.

200 1 The jurisdiction boundary between Kaixuan Street and Caihe Street was adjusted. With Chun Qing East Road as the boundary, the area north of Chun Qing East Road, which was originally under the jurisdiction of Caihe Street, was placed under the jurisdiction of Kaixuan Street, while the area south of Chun Qing East Road, which was originally under the jurisdiction of Kaixuan Street, was placed under the jurisdiction of Caihe Street.

In 200 1 year, Jianggan District governs 3 streets, 6 towns, 39 communities, 15 residential areas and 64 administrative villages.

In 2002, Jianggan District governed 5 streets, 5 towns, 44 communities, 15 residential areas and 59 administrative villages:

By the end of 2003, Jianggan District had jurisdiction over 5 streets (Kaixuan Street, Cai He Street, Zhanongkou Street, Sijiqing Street and Baiyang Street), 5 towns (Jianqiao Town, Pengbu Town, Ding Qiao Town, Jiubao Town and Xiasha Town), 69 communities, 1 residential area and 49 administrative villages.

In 2004, the establishment of Xiasha Town was abolished, and Xiasha Sub-district Office was established in the original area. The sub-district office is located in Zhongsha Village.

In 2004, Jianggan District administered 6 streets and 4 towns: Kaixuan Street, Caihe Street, Zhanongkou Street, Sijiqing Street, Baiyang Street, Xiasha Street, Jianqiao Town, Pengbu Town, Ding Qiao Town and Jiubao Town.

2065438+February, 2004,65438+February, 2004, the Hangzhou Municipal People's Government issued the Reply on Adjusting Some Administrative Divisions in Jianggan District, agreeing that jian qiao zhen, Pengbu, Jiubao and Ding Qiao towns should be removed from their towns to set up city streets, and Ding Qiao Street was renamed Ding Lan Street.