Jianshui County, under the jurisdiction of the 8 townships, 6 townships: Lin'an Township, Guanting Township, Xizhuang Township, Qinglong Township, Nanzhuang Township, Qiaoke Township, Qujiang Township, Miandian Township, Puxiong Township, Li Haosai Township, Potou Township, Panjiang Township, Limin Township, and Dianwei Township. *** There are 10 neighborhood committees, 137 administrative villages. The county government is located in Lin'an Township.
Jianshui County is located in the south of Yunnan Province, the north bank of the middle reaches of the Red River, the county boundaries east of Mile County, Kailuan City and the city of Wuxu, south of the Red River and Yuanyang County, west of Shiping County, north of Tonghai County, Huoning County connected. The total area is 3789 square kilometers (the data in the Compendium is 3940 square kilometers). The total population is 500,000 people (2004). Han, Yi, Hui, Hani, Dai, Miao and other ethnic groups live there. Among them, the ethnic minority population accounts for about 33%. The People's Government of the county is located in Lin'an Town, Zip code: 654300. code: 532524. area code: 0873. pinyin Jianshui xian.
History. Tang Yuanhe year set up the county until now. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Jianshui was the seat of Lin'an Prefecture, and the administrator of the Prefecture was called Zhifu. The first year of the Republic of China (1912) in October, changed the governor for the governor, Lin'an Province, the seat of Jianshui County was abolished, by the Lin'an Province, the governor of Jianshui County administrative affairs. The next year, the national unification of the establishment of the abolition of the government, "re-establishment of the county in Jianshui, renamed Lin'an County". Another year, still restore Jianshui County old name.
Jianshui Ancient City is located 220 kilometers south of Kunming, east of Mile County, Kaiyuan City and the city of Wuxue, south of the Red River and Yuanyang County, west of Shiping County, north of Tonghai County, Huaning County adjacent. Jianshui is easily accessible, with the Meng (Zi) - Bao (Xiu) Railway connecting to the Yunnan-Vietnam Railway, which connects the provincial capital Kunming and Hekou to Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam.
Anciently known as Boutou, also known as Badian. In the Tang Dynasty, the city was built during the Nanzhao period, which was translated into Chinese as "Jianshui" and belonged to the Tonghai Prefecture. Song Dali State period belongs to the Xiushan County Abai Department. In the Yuan Dynasty, Jianshui Prefecture was established, and in the Ming Dynasty, it was called Lin'an Prefecture. In the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Jianshui Prefecture was reorganized into Jianshui County.