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2015 Jiangyin Map

Jiangyin City has jurisdiction over three streets: Chengjiang Street, Nanzha Street, and Yunting Street; Huangtu Town, Yuecheng Town, 10 towns: Qingyang Town, Xuxiake Town, Huashi Town, Zhouzhuang Town, Xinqiao Town, Changjing Town, Gushan Town, and Zhutang Town; 2 economic development zones: Lingang New District (Lingang Street) and Chengjing Park ; 1 National High-tech Zone (Chengdong Street).

Jiangyin, China

Jiangyin City

Jiangyin City

Chengjiang Street

Chengjiang Street is located in Jiangyin City The core urban area is the seat of the Jiangyin Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal

Chengjiang Street

Government. It covers an area of ??124 square kilometers and has a population of 500,000. In April 2007, the town was demolished and subdistricts were built, with jurisdiction over 6 management areas (50 community committees). In 2012, the total regional GDP of the whole subdistrict was 34.58 billion yuan, and the industrial and commercial invoice sales were 101.5 billion yuan.

Yunting Street

Yunting Street is located in the southeast of Jiangyin City, covering an area of ??40 square kilometers. The street governs 6 villages and 2 communities, with a population of 43,000 and a migrant population of 42,000. In 2013, street industrial and commercial invoice sales amounted to 21 billion yuan. Surrounded by mountains and white clouds, there is a ten-mile long pavilion in it.

Nanzha Street

Nanzha Street is located in the southwest of Jiangyin City, covering an area of ??45 square kilometers. It governs 11 administrative villages (including 2 community residents’ committees) and has a registered population of 48,000. The migrant population is 25,000. In 2013, street industrial and commercial invoice sales were 13.902 billion yuan. It was named after the lower gate of the water conservancy facility.

Jiangyin Street

Jiangyin Central City (Chengjiang) (11 photos)

Jiangyin Yunting (3 photos)

Jiangyin South Gate (6 photos)

Huangtu Town

Huangtu Town is located on the western edge of Jiangyin, covering an area of ??64.49 square kilometers, with a permanent population of 57,300, a migrant population of 40,800, and a cultivated land area of ??1,492 hectares. , has jurisdiction over 12 administrative villages and 1 neighborhood committee. In 2013, industrial and commercial invoice sales were 69.69 billion yuan. There is Wan'an Bridge, also known as Loess Bridge. Because of the name of the bridge, a loess express shop was set up in the Song Dynasty. Later, it was renamed Huangtu, which means the earth is as beautiful as jade. The original Shizhuang town had erected piles for berthing for trade along the harbor. It was first called Shizhuang and then renamed Shizhuang.

Yechengcheng

Yechengcheng is located in the southwest of Jiangyin City, covering an area of ??38.54 square kilometers and a population of 43,000. It governs 9 administrative villages and 1 neighborhood committee. It is a prestigious Chinese folk culture The hometown of art, the annual industrial and commercial sales revenue in 2012 was 20.5 billion yuan. In the Southern Dynasties, Jianpu City was built to protect Jiangyin County and govern Xia City. It was named after the crescent-shaped castle.

Qingyang Town

Qingyang Town is located at the southern end of Jiangyin City, covering an area of ??67.56 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 15 administrative villages, 1 street office and 4 community neighborhood committees, with a permanent population of 78,000. In 2013, the regional GDP was 6.5 billion yuan, and the industrial and commercial invoice sales revenue was 20.5 billion yuan. Xu Xun, the founder of Jingming Taoism in Jin Dynasty, was named Qingyang. He built a temple here to preach. The place was later changed to Qingyang because of the person's name Qingyang. The original Tongqi Town was a corner of the ancient Furong Lake. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, the village was named Dongqi and later renamed Tongqi.

Xu Xiake Town

Xiake Town is located in the south of Jiangyin City, covering an area of ??110 square kilometers, with a registered population of 120,000 and a permanent population of 180,000. In 2011, the town’s industrial and commercial invoice sales were 44.88 billion yuan. The original Mazhen was the hometown of Xu Xiake, and was renamed Xiake Town. During the Song and Qingyuan Dynasties, a post road and an express delivery shop were built in Jiangyin, which was thought to be a resting place for horses traveling to and from it, and it became Mazhen. The original Qiaoqi Town was named Xiaoqi during the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and later changed its name to Qiaoqi. It is said that a phoenix lived in Ciyun Temple in the original Huangtang Town, so it was named Jinfeng Township. When there was a Huangxi River in the area, it was named Huangtang and later renamed Huangtang.

Huashi Town

Huashi Town is located in the east of Jiangyin City. It is the town where Huaxi Village, "the best village in the world", covers an area of ??74.58 square kilometers, with a permanent population of 90,000 and a migrant population. 100,000, and governs 27 administrative villages and 2 neighborhood committees. In 2013, the town's GDP was 24.853 billion yuan, and its industrial and commercial invoice sales were 98.726 billion yuan. It was called Huashu in ancient times and later Huashu. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, it was the Jiangnan cotton trading and distribution center called Flower Market. Because the market town is located at the southern foot of Shashan Mountain in Bailong Mountain, it is also called Longsha. The Luguanshe Bridge was once built in the original Luqiao Town, hence the name of the bridge.

Zhouzhuang Town

Zhouzhuang Town is located in the east of Jiangyin City, covering an area of ??78.9 square kilometers. It governs 15 villages and 1 sub-district office, with a total population of 200,000, including 100,000 migrant population. In 2013, the town's GDP was 25.405 billion yuan, and its industrial and commercial invoice sales were 101.99 billion yuan. It became a market in the Ming Dynasty and was once a manor named Zhou, so it took its current name. The original Changshou Town was called Anfu and Yong'an in ancient times. In the Song Dynasty, it was named Changshou, and an inspection department was stationed here.

Xinqiao Town

Xinqiao Town is located in the southeast of Jiangyin City and is the world's largest textile and garment industrial base.

It covers an area of ??19.3 square kilometers and has a total population of 6 million, including 24,000 registered population. In 2013, the regional GDP was 12 billion yuan, and industrial and commercial invoice sales were 46.2 billion yuan. The ancient lake was dammed and people gathered to build a village. In the Song and Yuan Dynasties, it was called Xinqiaoli. In the Ming Dynasty, the Nanxin Bridge was built on the Caigang River. Markets were gradually formed on both sides of the river. The place was named after the bridge.

Changjing Town

Changjing Town is located in the southeast of Jiangyin City, covering an area of ??54 square kilometers. It has 12 administrative villages under its jurisdiction and a total population of 93,000, including 56,000 permanent residents. The migrant population is 37,000, the GDP in 2013 was 5.6 billion yuan, and the industrial and commercial invoice sales were 15 billion yuan. Changjing was the city territory of Dongshun in ancient times. There were Jingli River and East and West Jing Rivers in the territory. The area was named "Sanjingli" because of the water. A market was formed during the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and later it was built as Changjing Town. Hedang Bridge was originally built in Hetang Town during the Ming Dynasty, and was later renamed Hetang Bridge because of its name.

Gushan Town

Gushan Town is an ancient town in the south of the Yangtze River and the hometown of Hongdou. It is located in the southeast of Jiangyin City, covering an area of ??50 square kilometers and a population of 54,000. In 2013, industrial and commercial invoice sales reached 24.5 billion yuan. There is a mountain in the territory, commonly known as Sanjie Stone, also known as Guishan and Gushan. Nanliang becomes a market. The name of the mountain is Gushan, because of the name of the mountain. The original Beipui Town was formed by a weir at a corner of Jiyang Lake in ancient times. It formed a village during the Song and Yuan Dynasties. It became a market named Beijiao City in the mid-Ming Dynasty and was renamed Beipiao in the early Qing Dynasty.

Zhutang Town

Zhutang Town is located in the southeast of Jiangyin City, covering an area of ??59.45 square kilometers, with a permanent population of 59,711 and a migrant population of 54,256. It governs 12 villages (communities) and 1 provincial-level industrial concentration zone and 1 Wuxi municipal-level industrial concentration zone. In 2013, the regional GDP was 6.808 billion yuan. The water network in the area is densely covered. In the Song Dynasty, embankments were built around the pond to form a market, so it was named Zhutang, and later it was named Zhutang. The original Wenlin town was the city of Xishun in ancient times. It was a famous village in the Song Dynasty. The villagers were eager to learn and got its name because "literati are as good as the forest".

Jiangyin Town

Jiangyin New Bridge (8 photos)

Jiangyin Zhouzhuang (20 photos)

Jiangyin Changjing (26 photos) )

Jiangyin Yuecheng (8 photos)

Jiangyin Huashi (3 photos)

Jiangyin Xiake (7 photos)

Jiangyin Qingyang (15 photos)

Jiangyin Zhutang (10 photos)

Jiangyin Gushan (10 photos)

Jiangyin Huangtu (4 photos)< /p>

Jiangyin Lingang Economic Development Zone (Jiangyin Comprehensive Bonded Zone)

Jiangyin Lingang Economic Development Zone, Jiangsu Province, is located in the west of Jiangyin City and consists of the original three ports of Xiagang, Shengang and Ligang. It borders the main urban area to the east, the Yangtze River to the north, and Changzhou to the west and south, with an area of ??188 square kilometers and a total population of 200,000. In 2013, the industrial and commercial invoice sales were 355.9 billion yuan, ranking first among the provincial development zones in Jiangsu Province. Xiagang was called Xiapu in ancient times. According to legend, it was named after Yu’s traces and the place he passed through. Shengang was called Shenpu in ancient times and was named after Huang Xie dug the Shenpu River. Ligang was originally called Yupu, and it was named after the fishing port was profitable.

Jiangyin National Comprehensive Bonded Zone is located in Shengang, Lingang Development Zone, covering an area of ??3.6 square kilometers. The establishment was approved by the State Council Guohan [2016] No. 21. [16]?

Jiangyin Economic Development Zone Jingjiang Park

Jiangyin Economic Development Zone Jingjiang Park in Jiangsu Province is a provincial-level economic and technological park jointly invested and developed by Jiangyin and Jingjiang across the city and river. Development Zone, the park is located in the south of Jingjiang City, covering an area of ??45 square kilometers. In 2012, the GDP was 11.6 billion yuan and the fiscal revenue was 2.4 billion yuan.

Jiangyin National High-tech Zone

Jiangyin National High-tech Industrial Development Zone was formerly the Jiangyin Economic Development Zone created in 1992. In 2002, the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Government granted the national economic development zone the economic approval power and administrative level. On June 15, 2012, the State Council officially approved the upgrade to a national high-tech industrial development zone. In 2012, the district's industrial and commercial invoice sales reached 190 billion yuan, GDP reached 34.5 billion yuan, and fiscal revenue exceeded 5 billion yuan.

The high-tech zone covers an area of ??53 square kilometers. Jiangyin National High-tech Industrial Development Zone is one of only two national high-tech zones established in county-level cities. [17] The High-tech Zone is located in Chengdong Street, formerly Shanguan Town. Shanguan was originally called Sanguan, so it got its name because of the Sanguan Hall. The so-called Sanguan refers to Tianguan, Diguan and Shuiguan. Shanguan is connected to the original fortress town by Baiqu Port in the west, and Panlong Mountain, Phoenix Mountain, Xiangshan Mountain, Jishan Mountain, Dingshan Mountain, Laiji Mountain, and Sales Mountain (Shoushan Mountain) are adjacent to the north and southeast.