Shahe Sub-district Office Phone Number

Shahe Sub-district Office Tel: 020-37289377.

Shahe Sub-district Office is an agency of Tianhe District People's Government in Guangzhou. Its administrative jurisdiction is located in the northeast of Guangzhou: from Yudong West Road of Guangzhou Avenue in the east, to Shahe section of Inner Ring Road in the west, to Shuiyinheng Road next to Dongfeng Park in Dongshan District in the south and to Shahe section of guangzhou-shenzhen railway in the north.

The area under its jurisdiction is 1.26 square kilometers, with nearly 50,000 permanent residents and more than 60,000 floating population. It is one of the four major highway exits in Guangzhou.

Introduction:

Historical evolution:1July, 950, Shahe Street was composed of Shahe Market, Tianxin Village and Tangliao Village in Dongsha Town, Baiyun District. 1995 65438+February, Dongsha Street was marked in the area north of guangzhou-shenzhen railway, and forests and streets were marked in the area east of Guangzhou Avenue.

Administrative Division: 20 1 1 At the end of the year, Shahe Street has jurisdiction over seven communities, namely, Jessie, Zuozhuyuan, Li Anquan West, Xianlie Dongheng Road, Xinyi Street, Yongfu Street and Shuiyin Siheng Road.

As of June 3 1, 20265438+1October 3 1, Shahe Street has seven communities under its jurisdiction: Zuozhuyuan Community, Jessie Community, Xinyijie Community, Lielie Dongheng Road Community, Li Anquan West Community, Shuiyin Siheng Road Community and Yongfu Street Community, and its sub-district office is located at No.36 Longgang Road, Shahe.

Origin of Place Name: Shahe Street is named after Shahe Market and Shahe Chung flowing through it.

Cultural relics and historic sites: Shahe Street historic site has three arcade-style ancient buildings; There is a cemetery for the fallen soldiers in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression in Songhu of the 19th Route Army, which is a national, provincial and municipal patriotic education base. There are tombs of soldiers killed in the Anti-Japanese War in Songhu, a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit, municipal-level cultural relics protection units and tombs, and the tombs of Deng and his wife, a district-level cultural relics protection unit.