Kuangcu District [1] ( Chinese : р , pinyin : Kuàng qū ) is a former urban subordination district of Datong City, Shanxi Province ( PRC ). The name in translation means "mining area." The territory of the district consists of a large number of unrelated pieces within the territory of the Nanjiao region; in fact, it is the administrative structure governing the territory with coal mines.
| Chengqui | |
|---|---|
| Datong | |
| Square | 62 km² |
| Population ( 2008 ) | 480,000 people |
| Postal codes | 037001 |
| Phone Codes | 352 |
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History
After the formation of the PRC, these places entered in 1949 in the 5th district of Datong. In 1950, District 5 was disbanded, and the Kouquan Mining Area (口 泉 矿区) was created. In 1954, the Kouquan Mining District was transformed into the Kouquan Urban Area (口 泉 район). In 1966, the agricultural land of the Chengqui and Kouquan districts was allocated to a separate Suburban District (郊区).
In 1970, in connection with the transfer of Datong to the jurisdiction of Yabei County (雁北 地区), its administrative-territorial division was changed: now it began to consist of the districts of Chengqui, Kuantsuy, Southern Suburban and Northern Suburban; At the same time, the Quantsuy district had double subordination to the city authorities, and to the management of the coal industry. In 1979, part of the territory of the Nanjiao area was annexed to the district, and he lost control of the coal industry and became subordinate only to the authorities of Datong, like other areas.
By the decision of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China on February 9, 2018, the district was disbanded.
Economics
The area is one of the eight largest coal-mining regions of China.
Administrative Division
The district is divided into 24 street committees .
Notes
- ↑ In accordance with the rules of the Russian name of Chinese toponyms, if the Chinese name consists of one syllable, then the Chinese word is added to it, indicating the type of toponym ("county", "mountain", "river", etc.) so that the Russian name was at least two-fold.