In which province and city is Angangxi District, Qiqihar City, Heilongjiang located?

Belongs to: Angangxi District, Qiqihar City, Heilongjiang Province

Angangxi District covers an area of ??623 square kilometers. The total population is 90,000 (2004).

Postal code: 161031. Code: 230205. Pinyin: Ang'angxi Qu.

Administrative divisions

Angangxi District governs 4 streets and 2 towns: Xinxing Street, Xinjian Street, Linji Street, Daobei Street, Shuishiying Manchu Town, Sanjianfang Street town.

Historical evolution

The name of Angangxi District comes from the name of the residence. A settlement was formed in the early Qing Dynasty. In the late Qing Dynasty, it was called Ang'aqitun, and the later pronunciation changed to its current name. Ang Aqi, in Daur language, means "hunting ground". At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the China-Eastern Railway opened to traffic and established stations, and was classified as a railway annex. Because it is an important railway station in the middle of the western line of the China-Eastern Railway, commerce, industry, and transportation industries developed rapidly, forming a relatively prosperous small town. Before 1926, the total population exceeded 24,000. In 1926, the Taonang Railway was completed and opened to traffic. Many people moved to emerging cities such as Taonan and Tongliao. Especially after they became Japanese colonies, the population decreased significantly. By 1937, the city's population dropped to 13,000, from the original 4,000. There are only more than 200 Doryans left, while the number of Japanese has increased from more than 30 to more than 600. In 1938, the Puppet Manchukuo implemented the street-village system, and Angangxi became Angangxi Street in Longjiang County. After the victory of the "1993" Anti-Japanese War in 1945, in June 1946, it was placed under the jurisdiction of the newly established Longdong County, and the county government was stationed in Angangxi Street. In March 1948, Longdong County was merged into Longjiang County and the ninth district was established. In October 1952, district-level Angangxi Town was established. In October 1954, it was placed under the jurisdiction of Qiqihar City, and Angangxi District was established under the municipal jurisdiction. In August 1961, the Yushutun management area was placed under Angangxi District and renamed the Agricultural Branch. In 1973, the suburban Shuishiying Commune was placed under Angangxi District.

In 1992, Angangxi District was a municipal district under Qiqihar City. It is located at the southern end of the city, 23 kilometers north of the city center. It borders Duerbot Mongolian Autonomous County to the east, Tailai County to the south, Fulalji District to the west, and Longsha District to the north. The district has a total area of ??623 square kilometers. The district has jurisdiction over 6 sub-district offices including Xinxing, Chemical, Forest Machinery, Xinjian, Sanjianfang and Daobei and 3 townships and towns including Yushutun. At the end of 1992, the total population of the region was 94,600, including 58,500 non-agricultural population; the population of Manchu, Hui, Korean and other ethnic minorities accounted for about 90,000. The district government is located on District Fu Road. (The above is excerpted from "Heilongjiang Province Gazetteer")

In 2000, Angangxi District governed 6 streets, 2 towns, and 1 township: Xinxing Street, Xinjian Street, Daobei Street, and Sanjianfang Street , Huagong Street, Linji Street, Angangxi Township, Yushutun Township, Shuishiying Manchu Town. According to the fifth census data: the total population of the district is 90,647, including the population (persons) of each township: Xinxing Street 15,850 Xinjian Street 11,240 Huagong Street 11,272 Sanjianfang Street 5,819 Linji Street 3,827 Daobei Street 12,806 Shuishiying Manchu Town 12,608 Angangxi Township 7895 Yushutun Township 9330

Angangxi District governs 4 streets and 3 towns: Xinxing Street, Xinjian Street, Linji Street, Daobei Street, Shuishiying Manchu Town, Yushutun Town, Three-room town.

On July 7, 2005, the Heilongjiang Provincial People's Government approved: Angangxi District, Qiqiqihar City, abolished Yushutun Town, and replaced Daalajie Village, Houwujia Village, and Huotuoqi Village in the original Yushutun Town. It was placed under the jurisdiction of Shuishiying Manchu Town, and Yushutun Village, Touzhan Village, and Daxing Village of the original Yushutun Town were placed under the jurisdiction of Sanjianfang Town. (Heimin District [2005] No. 80) www.xzqh

On February 22, 2018, Angangxi District was listed on the list of counties (cities, districts) with basically balanced development of compulsory education in the country in 2017.