Which district does Jinshan in Fuzhou belong to?

Jinshan Street in Fuzhou belongs to Cangshan District under the jurisdiction of Fuzhou City.

As of 20 14, Cangshan District governs 8 streets and 5 towns, and there are 13 township administrative districts, 64 communities and 102 village committees in the whole district.

Among them, 8 streets are Duihu Street, Shangdu Street, Cang Qian Street, Sancha Street, Xiadu Street, Linjiang Street, Dongsheng Street and Jinshan Street.

These five towns are: Jianxin Town, Gaishan Town, Luozhou Town, Chengmen Town and Cangshan Town.

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Historical Evolution of Cangshan District

Cangshan District is named after Zang Qianshan. In ancient times, it was called Tengshan. 1368 (Hongwu period of Ming dynasty), a salt barn was built at the northern foot of Tengshan Mountain, commonly known as the front of salt barn, or Cang Qian for short, hence the name of the district.

Cangshan District was established in June 1946 when Fuzhou was founded. After liberation in August 1949,/kloc-0 remained one of the municipal districts.

1955, 1 1 month, there are six sub-district offices in Shangdu, Xiadu, Linjiang, Cang Qian, Maiyuan and Tengshan.

1May, 956, the waters were revoked and merged into Cangshan District, and two sub-district offices, Qiaodong and Qiaoxi, were added.

In July, 1957, the two sub-district offices of Qiaodong and Qiaoxi were merged into the water sub-district office.

In June, 1958, 1, Tengshan Sub-district Office was cancelled and entered Xiadu Sub-district Office; Cancel Maiyuan Sub-district Office and merge it into Cang Qian Sub-district Office.

In 2000, Cangshan District governed 7 streets and 5 towns.

In 2003, some administrative divisions of Cangshan District were adjusted and Jinshan Street was established.

Baidu encyclopedia-Cangshan district

Cangshan District People's Government-Historical Evolution of Cangshan District