Which district of Guangzhou is Da Lang in?

Da Lang does not belong to Guangzhou, but to Dongguan. Dalang Town belongs to Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, and is located in the south-central part of Dongguan.

Da Lang is adjacent to changping town in the east, Huangjiang Town in the south, Gong Ming Sub-district Office in Baoan District in the southwest, Songshan Lake Science and Technology Industrial Park and Dalingshan Town in the west, and Liaobu Town and Dongkeng Town in the northeast. The total area of Dalang Town is 1 18 square kilometers. The town center is located at 22 58 ′ north latitude and113 52 ′ east longitude.

Dalang town is wide in the northeast and narrow in the southwest, showing mulberry leaf shape. The east-west distance from the southwest Dajingtou boundary to the west cowhide boundary is 16 km, and the north-south distance from Gaoying boundary to Shixia Xiancun boundary is 12 km.

The terrain inclines from southwest to northeast, high in southwest and low in northeast. It is a hilly area, with an altitude of 6-250 meters. The lowest is in Shuikoupai Station and Shabu Tukeng Brick Kiln, with an altitude of only 6 meters. There are rolling hills in the southeast, forming a natural barrier.

Extended data:

1, the origin of Dalang:

In ancient times, it was called "Dabu" because it was rich in grass (commonly known as reed steaming), and later it was written as "Lang" because it was easy to write. ?

2. Historical evolution:

From the sixth year of Jin Xianhe (33 1) to the Liang Dynasty of the Southern and Northern Dynasties (55 1), Da Lang was already in the ancient map, and the kingdom of Huang Wu in the east (now Shuikou Village) was once ruled by Anhuai County and Dongguan County, and Huai 'an was established as the later country. According to Dongguan County Records, most of Da Lang in Ming Dynasty belonged to Sandu in Wenshun Township, some to Jiudu in Side Township, and most of Da Lang in Qing Dynasty belonged to Sandu in Jingshan and some to Jiudu in Xiasi.

At the beginning of the Republic of China, it belonged to the three capitals of Dongguan County (later changed to the three districts of Dongguan County in 1933). After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, it belonged to the new three districts, and in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China it belonged to the first district and the second district. 1953 after the completion of land reform, fourth area people's government was established in Da Lang, and 1958 Da Lang people's commune was established. Town 1 177 1 household, 52 126 people. 1983, commune changed to district office, 1987, district changed to town.

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