As of August 2019, there are 19 townships in Zhenyuan County, Qingyang City, Gansu.
Zhenyuan County is located in the eastern part of Gansu Province, southwestern Qingyang City, east of the revolutionary holy land of Yan'an, south of the ancient capital of the thirteen dynasties of Xi'an, west of the provincial capital of Lanzhou, north of the border of the Pearl of the Seas, Yinchuan, is an important part of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Revolutionary Old Area, the national support for poverty-stricken counties and the Liupan Mountains contiguous poverty alleviation and development focus of the county one of the counties.
Belongs to the Loess Plateau gully area, the territory of the mountains and river plateau both, ditch mount beams, the terrain of the northwest high southeast low, the average elevation of 1456 meters, the highest point of elevation of 1767 meters (the three branches of the old masters of the mountains), the lowest point of elevation of 1011 meters (on the Shaw Maohu River), the average temperature of 10.5 degrees Celsius, the average annual precipitation of 480 millimeters, the frost-free period of 160 days or so.
As of August 2019, Zhenyuan County has jurisdiction over 10 towns (Chengguan Township, Tunzi Township, Taiping Township, Sanqiao Township, Kaibian Township, Pingquan Township, Mengba Township, Linjing Township, Xincheng Township, Shangxiao Township), 9 townships (Nanchuan Township, Xinji Township, Fangshan Township, Yinjiacheng Township, Maqu Township, Miaokui Township, Wugou Township, Guoyuan Township, and Zhongyuan Township), and***215 administrative villages and 1991 natural villages.
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The establishment history of Zhenyuan County:
Zhenyuan belonged to Yongzhou in ancient times, and Beidi County in Qin, which is located on the Loess Plateau in the middle reaches of the Yellow River and north of the Jingshui River, which is the ancient soil of China. Various generations have been set up here in the fiefdom, appointing officials and herdsmen.
In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, Beidi County was divided into Anding County, with 21 counties under its jurisdiction, of which Linjing County was one.
In the Northern Wei Dynasty, Yuanzhou was set up (with jurisdiction over present-day Zhenyuan, Pingliang, and the Pengyang and Guyuan areas of Ningxia).
Linjing City was built during the Tang Dynasty, and was the rule of Linjing County. At the end of the Tang Dynasty and in the Song Dynasty, the rule of Yuanzhou was placed here, and later became the rule of Zhenyuan Prefecture.
At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Zhenyuan Prefecture was changed into a county, and Linjing County was abolished.
In the early years of the Republic of China (1912), Zhenyuan County was divided into five districts.
In 1935, the county seat was set up as Linjing Town.
In 1983, Linjing Township was established.
Zhenyuan County People's Government-Administrative Districts
Zhenyuan County People's Government-Zhenyuan Overview