History of Sandu County
During the reign of Emperor Yongzheng, the Dujiang Hall and Dushan Prefecture were divided into the same place. In 1913, they were changed to Dujiang County and Sanhe County respectively. In 1941, Sanhe and Dujiang County were set up in Sandu County, and the second county was named first. On September 28, 1957, the Sandu Shui Autonomous County was changed.
In 1996, Sandu Shui Autonomous County administers 7 towns and 14 townships: Sanhe Town, Dahe Town, Pu’an Town, Dujiang Town, Zhonghe Town, Zhouyi Town, Jiuyi Town, Lalan Township, Fengle Township. , Rotten Township, Jiaoli Township, Bajie Township, Dayu Township, Yangfu Township, Wubu Township, Shuilong Township, Tangzhou Township, Sandong Township, Hengfeng Township, Yanggong Township and Tingpai Township. The county government is in Sanhe Town.
In the fifth population census in 2000, the total population of Sandu Shui Autonomous County was 297,442, including: 36,875 in Sanhe Town, 12,129 in Dahe Town, 18,322 in Pu’an Town, 14,995 in Dujiang Town, and 10,441 in Zhonghe Town. There are 14315 towns, 19,745 people in Jiuyi Town, 4,406 people in Lahu Township, 20124 people in Fengle Township, 17,676 people in Rotten Township, 18,345 people in Jiaoli Township, 9,182 people in Bajie Township, 10,929 people in Yuxiang Township, Yangfu Township 6519. People, Wuzhen Township 4299 people, Shuilong Township 13558 people, Tangzhou Township 16893 people, Sandong Township 16902 people, Tingpai Township 17681 people, Hengfeng Township 8668 people, Yang Gong Township 5400 people.
At the end of 2003, Sandu Shui Autonomous County had a total population of 325,900, of which non-agricultural population was 17,200; minority population was 307,700, accounting for 93.49% of the total population. Among the minority population, the aquarium population is 209,900, accounting for 62.23% of the total population of the county. It administers 10 towns, 11 townships, 270 administrative villages and 4 neighborhood committees.
At the end of 2007, Sandu Shui Autonomous County had a total area of 2,400 square kilometers and a total population of 328,200, including 318,100 ethnic minorities and 20,900 non-agricultural population. It administers 10 towns, 11 townships, 270 administrative villages and 4 neighborhood committees.
In the sixth population census in 2010, the total resident population of Sandu Shui Autonomous County was 283,139, including 39,204 in Sanhe Town, 10,401 in Dahe Town, 14,520 in Hejiang Town, 17,972 in Fengle Town, and 15,515 in Pu’an Town. There are 14,553 people in Jiangzhen, 10,419 people in Zhonghe Town, 13,104 people in Zhouyi Town, 16,374 people in Tingpai Town, 18,455 people in Jiuyi Town, 16,147 people in Jiaoli Township, 3,699 people in the township, and 10,231 people in the township. 9892 people, 5795 people in Yangfu Township, 4158 people in Wubu Township, 14783 people in Shuilong Township, 17651 people in Tangzhou Township, 18197 people in Sandong Township, 7172 people in Hengfeng Township, 4497 people in Yanggong Township. At the end of 2010, the resident population of Sandu County was 283,600.
At the end of 2011, the resident population of Sandu Shui Autonomous County was 281,400, and the registered population was 366,400. Jurisdiction over 10 towns and 11 townships: Sanhe Town, Dahe Town, Hejiang Town, Fengle Town, Pu’an Town, Dujiang Town, Zhonghe Town, Zhouyi Town, Tingpai Town, Jiuyi Town, Jiaoli Township, Lahu Township, Dayu Township, Bajie Township, Yangfu Township, Wubu Township, Shuilong Township, Tangzhou Township, Sandong Township, Hengfeng Township, Yanggong Township. The county government is stationed in Sanhe Town Government Road.
On August 7, 2014, the provincial government approved the cancellation of Sanhe Town, Pu’an Town, Dahe Town, Fengle Town, Hejiang Town, Dujiang Town, Zhouyi Town and Ting Brand Town, Jiuyi Town, Zhonghe Town, Jiaoli Township, Lalan Township, Shuilong Township, Dayu Township, Bajie Township, Wubu Township, Yangfu Township, Tangzhou Township, Sandong Township, Hengfeng Township, Yang 21 townships (towns) such as Gongxiang, set up new Sanhe Street and Zhonghe Town, Zhouyi Town, Pu’an Town, Dahe Town, Dujiang Town and Jiuyi Town. The newly-built Sanhe Street governs the original Sanhe Town, Lalan Township and Xiangshui Village of Xiangshui Township, Weizhai Village, and the street office in the Yirenshan Community; the newly-established Zhonghe Town governs the original Zhonghe Town and Tangzhou. Township and the original Sandong Township (except Qunli Village) and Yuanshuilong Township (except Xiangzhai Village and Weizhai Village), the town government in Zhonghe Village; the newly-established Zhouyi Town governs the original Zhouyi Town and Tingpai Town. Hengfeng Township and the original Sandong Township Qunli Village, the town government in Xinrong Village; the newly established Pu’an Town governs the original Pu’an Town, Jiaoli Township, the town government in Pu’er Village; the newly established Dahe Town governs the original Dahe Town, Fengle Town, Hejiang Town, the town government in Huai’s Village; the newly-built Dujiang Town governs the original Dujiang Town, Dayu Township, Bajie Township, Wubu Township, Yangfu Township, and the town government in Shangjiang Village. The newly-set Jiuyi Town governs the former Jiuyi Town and Yanggong Township, and the town government is located in Jiuyi Village. After adjustment, the county governs 1 street and 6 towns: Sanhe Street, Dahe Town, Pu’an Town, Dujiang Town, Zhonghe Town, Zhouyi Town and Jiuyi Town.
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