Xiaodonggou Village (one branch and two companies) is 2 kilometers north of the former site. The village was built in the fourth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1878). The pioneers opened a canal called Dadonggou on the east bank of Lijiang River and a small canal called Xiaodonggou in Dadonggou. 683 people, 432.7 hectares of arable land.
Jiugou Village, 3 kilometers southeast of the old place (one branch and four companies). In the Qing dynasty, residents planted canals here, and later they moved to Huxia village, where they opened a new canal, hence the name. 66 1 person, with 545.6 hectares of cultivated land.
Tanjia Village (No.1 Branch, No.5 Company and No.6 Company) is located 5 kilometers south of the former site, between Jiliang River and Xigou, so it is called the beach because of its flat terrain. 790 people, 765.8 hectares of arable land.
Koukou Village (No.1 Branch and No.7 Company) is 7 kilometers southwest of the former site. Built in 1959. Because of the uneven terrain, water often breaks through the canal mouth. 227 people, 320.5 hectares of arable land.
Taojiakeng Village (one branch and eight companies) is 7 kilometers southwest of the old place. The terrain is rugged and surrounded by clods. There is a depression in the west of the village, named Eagle Lake, hence the name Tao. 328 people, 532.9 hectares of arable land.
Xigou Village (No.1 Branch and No.9 Company) is 3 kilometers west of the old place. The original three canals under Bai Hao Beach are called ditches, and the one in the west is called Xigou. 343 people, 497 hectares of arable land. The field is 3 kilometers south of Fangcaohu Town. In the past, Artemisia ordosica was everywhere and flourished, so it was named Artemisia ordosica beach. Originally the location of Baihaotan Brigade of Hongqi Commune in Hutubi County. There are Baihaotan Police Station of Fangcaohu Public Security Bureau, the second business office of Fangcaohu Sub-branch of Agricultural Bank of China, agricultural machinery repair station, grain and oil processing factory, ginning factory, infrastructure team, central school, health clinic and shop. Install program-controlled telephone and cable TV. Residents 1027, mainly Han nationality, 4 Uighurs, 4 Kazakhs and 4 Mongolians. Administer 10 agricultural companies and 12 natural villages. Dahaizi Village (No.2 Branch), which belongs to each village, is located 9 kilometers south of Bai Hao Beach. Located on the north bank of Dahaizi Reservoir, 1959 is a new village founded by young people from Jiangsu and other places. 504 people, cultivated land 4 19.7 hectares.
Daoqutan Village (two branches and two companies) is 7 kilometers south of Baihao Beach. The village was built in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, and the first canal opened in the opposite direction to the main river, which was called the inverted canal. 560 people, 506 hectares of arable land.
Zhongqu Village (No.2 Branch and No.3 Company) is 8 kilometers southeast of Bai Hao Beach, and the irrigation canal is located between Weihe Lake and the ditch, which is called Zhongqu. 697 people, 646.8 hectares of arable land.
Lijiahaizi Village (No.2 Branch and No.4 Company) is located 7 kilometers west of Bai Hao Beach. The village was built in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, and the Li family settled here. 398 people, cultivated land 477. 1 hectare.
Qinggeda Village (Erlian Wulian) is located 8 kilometers northwest of Bai Hao Beach. There is a green earthen bag on the edge of the village, about 1.000 meters long and about 1.5 ~ 2 meters high. 1959, young and middle-aged people in Jiangsu opened up wasteland to build villages. 400 people, 72 1.5 hectares of arable land.
Shamenzi Village (No.2 Branch and No.6 Company) is located 4 kilometers east of Bai Hao Beach. The village was built during the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty, and the town here had to pass sandbags, hence the name. 342 people, 372 hectares of arable land.
Donggouhu Village (No.2 Branch and No.7 Company) is 4 kilometers north of Baihao Beach, and the village was built in 1959. The river course is located in the east of Xigou, named Donggou Lake. 380 people, cultivated land 3 13.6 hectares.
Mushroom Lake Village (Erlian and Balian) is located 4 kilometers southwest of Bai Hao Beach. The village was built in Xianfeng period of Qing Dynasty. It used to be an ancient wasteland, named after mushrooms everywhere in spring. 5 13 people, 448 hectares of cultivated land.
Xigaoliang Village (No.2 Branch and No.9 Company) is located in the southwest of Bai Hao Beach 1 km, and is located in Zhixi, hence the name. 384 people, cultivated land 8 1.3 hectares.
Xiabaihaotan Village (Second Branch and Shilian) is 3 kilometers south of Baihaotan, which used to be everywhere. It is called Baihaotan according to its relative position. 377 people, 336.7 hectares of arable land.
Hu Bing Miao Village (the second branch of Jiuhua Company) is located at 1 km north of Bai Hao Beach. The village was built in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty (1875), and Zuo's subordinates built a temple here, named Temple. 453 people have been merged into the ninth company.
Cao Cheng Village (Second Branch, formerly Jiuhua Erlian) is located in the southeast of Bai Hao Beach 1km. It was built in the Xianfeng period of Qing Dynasty (65,438+08,565,438+0), and it was named after a wooden water tank was erected on the horizontal storage to irrigate the fields. 287 people have been merged into the tenth company. Fangcaohu Town in Tianli is 23km to the north, and in the fourth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1878), several families moved here from maqiao town and Liao Liang to cultivate, and introduced the Liao Liang Canal to irrigate the land, and opened two canals in the east of the village. The big canal is called Dadonggou and the small one is called Xiaodonggou. It turned out to be the headquarters of Dadonggou Brigade of Hongqi Commune in Hutubi County. There are the Dadonggou Police Station of Fangcaohu Public Security Bureau, three business offices of Fangcaohu Sub-branch of China Agricultural Bank and three post offices of Fangcaohu Post and Telecommunications Sub-branch. Shops, restaurants and hair salons are all built on the street. Construction of CATV relay stations and program-controlled telephones. There are agricultural machinery repair stations, grain and oil processing plants, ginning plants, substations, water pipes, forestry stations, central schools, hospitals, agricultural companies and companies. Residents 2 1, 5 1, including 73 ethnic minorities such as Uighurs, Hui and Mongolians. It has jurisdiction over 10 agricultural companies and 8 natural villages. Dadonggou, 2.5 kilometers north, belongs to Miaogongdi Village (three branches and three companies). In the 24th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1898), a temple was built here, and the surrounding land belonged to the public property of the temple, which was called the temple commons. 258 people, 597.7 hectares of arable land.
Panjiazhuang Village (three branches and four companies) is 5 kilometers northwest of Dadonggou, named after Pan. 605 people, 598.9 hectares of arable land.
XiaKira Yamato Village (No.3 Branch and No.5 Company) is 6 kilometers north of Dadonggou. Originally, it was a wasteland with many Achnatherum splendens, so according to its position relative to Upper Kira Yamato, it was named Lower Kira Yamato Village. 528 people, 59 1.3 hectares of cultivated land.
Xiaxigou Village (three branches and six companies) is 9 kilometers west of Dadonggou. Built in the Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, it was named after the downstream of Xigou. 332 people, cultivated land 449. 1 hectare.
Huxia village (three points and seven companies) is 6 kilometers northeast of Dadonggou, located in the lower reaches of Hutubi River. In the past, it was a lake with green grass, so it was called Fox Xia. 455 people, 596.5 hectares of arable land.
Donghu Village (three branches and eight companies) is 7 kilometers east of Dadonggou, hence the name Xiahudong. 197 1 Jianxin village, with 430 people and 35 1.4 hectares of cultivated land.
Nanhu Village (three branches and nine companies) is 4 kilometers northeast of Dadonggou, hence the name Hunan. 653 people.
Wangjiahaizi Village (No.3 Branch and No.10 Company) is 6 kilometers southeast of Dadonggou. There is a swamp in the south of the village, commonly known as Haizi, with many Wang residents. 453 people, 394.5 hectares of arable land. The site is located in the northeast of Fangcaohu Town 14km, on the edge of Gurbantunggut Desert, hence the name sandbag. 196 1 a new village formed after the completion of Caofang Lake. There are single-board police station of Fangcaohu Public Security Bureau, four business offices of Fangcaohu Sub-branch of Agricultural Bank of China, four post offices of Fangcaohu Post and Telecommunications Sub-office, agricultural machinery repair station, grain and oil processing factory, ginning factory, central school, health center, animal husbandry company and other units in the town. The northeast corner of the town is located in Nongba Company, and the southeast corner is located in Nongshi Company. Residents of the town 1006 people, with cable TV relay stations and program-controlled telephones. The fourth branch governs 10 companies and 7 natural villages. Each village belongs to Huoshaowa Village (four branches in a row), 4 kilometers southwest of Shaliangzi, where low-lying weeds are flourishing, and it is known as burning wasteland in the Spring and Autumn Period. 333 people, 467.5 hectares of arable land.
Danban Village (No.4 Branch and No.2 Company) is 7 kilometers southwest of Shaliangzi. In the past, this place was often flooded, so farmers built a dam and named it Hong. 3 16 people, 685.4 hectares of cultivated land.
Huda Village (four branches and three companies) is 3 kilometers northwest of Shaliangzi. Before development, it was a swamp, commonly known as the Great Lakes. 237 people, cultivated land 6 15.3 hectares.
Dongjiachangzi Village (No.4 Branch and No.5 Company) is 2 kilometers east of Shaliangzi. The village was built in the early years of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty, and Dong first settled here, hence the name. 230 people, 639.6 hectares of arable land.
Sangjiaqu Village (No.4 Branch and No.10 Company) is 5 kilometers northwest of Shaliangzi. The village was built in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, and the Sang family reclaimed land here for the first time, hence the name. 437 people, 672.9 hectares of arable land.
Xiaofendi Village (No.4 Branch and No.7 Company) is north of Shaliangzi10km. In the Qing Dynasty, the land was divided into villages, and local farmers only got a small part of the land, hence the name. 437 people, 980 hectares of arable land.
Wudidi Village (No.4 Branch, No.4 Company and No.9 Company) is 2 kilometers southeast of Shaliangzi. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, farmers in Koukou village moved here and reclaimed Wudi land, hence the name. 630 people, cultivated land 1 1 15.4 hectares. The farm is 4.2km northeast of Fangcaohu Town, and the official land is actually a public land. Before 1958, the land here was jointly owned by farmers nearby, and farmers were free to cultivate or graze livestock, which was called official land by local farmers. Caofang Lake was classified as the fifth branch when 196 1 was built, and 1964 became the location of the fifth branch. Town planning is standardized, and asphalt road leads to all companies, including Fangcaohu Public Security Bureau official police station, five business offices of Fangcaohu Sub-branch of Agricultural Bank of China, agricultural machinery repair station, grain and oil processing plant, ginning plant, central school, health center, forest management station, power management station, water management station, agricultural company 6, company1kloc-0/. There are 2650 residents in the town, including 34 ethnic minorities such as Uygur, Kazak, Hui and North Korea. Cable TV and program-controlled telephone are connected to employees' homes. The fifth branch has 13 agricultural companies and 1 1 natural villages. Shididi Village (five in a row) belonging to each village is 4.5 kilometers east of the official land. In the Qing dynasty, farmers reclaimed stone dikes here, hence the name. 5 16 people and 64 1.4 hectares of cultivated land.
Nangouqu Village (No.5 Branch and No.2 Company) is 3.5 kilometers northeast of Guandi. The village was built in the Qing Dynasty, and local farmers opened a canal in the cattle circle to lead the Hutubi Donghe River to irrigate the fields, and the canal passed through here. 560 people, 7 15 hectares of cultivated land.
Niuquanzi Village (No.5 Branch and No.3 Company) is 3 kilometers east of Guandi. The local land is fertile and lush. Many farmers and Wei households often herd cattle here, hence the name. 360 people, 478.7 hectares of arable land.
Jiangjiahu Village (five branches and four companies) is 3.5 kilometers north of Guandi. It used to be a swamp, where the surname Jiang cultivated in the late Qing Dynasty. 380 people, 40 1.3 hectares of cultivated land.
Renjiakouzi Village (No.5 Branch and No.5 Company) is 5.5 kilometers northwest of Guandi. The village was built in the late Qing Dynasty and was named as a farmer because of the opening of Danban Canal. 408 people, cultivated land 4 13.2 hectares.
Diaohuzi Village (No.5 Branch and No.7 Company) is 2.2 kilometers west of Guandi. The village was built in the late Qing Dynasty with few households. Everyone came here to open up wasteland and adjust the land area according to households, hence the name. 482 people, cultivated land 379. 1 hectare.
Xiaodongtan Village (No.5 Branch and No.8 Company) is 5 kilometers southeast of Guandi, and there is a piece of land east of Xitan. The locals call this land a beach, hence the name. 4 18 people and 43 1.2 hectares of cultivated land.
Hu Wei Village (No.5 Branch and No.9 Company) is 6.2km southeast of Guandi. During the period from Xianfeng to Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty, people from Weinan, Shaanxi moved here to reclaim and build villages, hence the name. 487 people, 392.3 hectares of arable land.
Zhuanggou Village (No.5 Branch and No.10 Company) is 9 kilometers south of Guandi. The village was built in the 14th year of Guangxu (1888), and the local farmer Rao Sancha opened a curved canal, hence the name. 36 1 person, cultivated land 436.438+0 hectares.
Xitan Village (No.5 Branch and No.12 Company) is 4.2 kilometers south of the official land, and is located in the desert beach in the west of Weihe River, hence the name. 604 people, cultivated land 3 10.2 hectares.
West of the official land of Guoyaowan Village (five branches and thirteen companies) 100 meter. The village was built during the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty. A farmer named Sun cultivated at the corner of the river and dug a pot kiln to cook. 382 people, less arable land. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, local farmers diverted water to irrigate their fields and built a dam on the east bank of Hutubi, which was called Donghe Dam in history. 196 1 year, the hongqi commune brigade in hutubi county was transformed into the sixth branch of caofang lake, and the site was located in Dongheba. Units in the town: Dongheba Police Station of Fangcaohu Public Security Bureau, Liu Chang Business Office of Fangcaohu Sub-branch of Agricultural Bank of China, Liu Chang Post and Telecommunications Office of Fangcaohu Post and Telecommunications Sub-branch, agricultural machinery repair station, grain and oil processing factory, ginning factory, central school and health center. Shops, restaurants and barber shops are all over the town. Construction of CATV relay stations and program-controlled telephones. Town residents 1896, including 7 ethnic minorities. The sixth branch is under the jurisdiction of 1 1 agricultural company and 10 natural village. The village belonging to this village moved to the village 3 kilometers south of Dongheba (six branches in a row). During the Xuan Tong period of Qing Dynasty, farmers from Wugongtai and Luanshanzi moved here to build villages. 676 people, 573.2 hectares of arable land.
Dongkeng Village (No.6 Branch and No.2 Company) is located in the northeast of Dongheba10km, east of Toudaogou. The flood washed away, forming a large pit with a length of 5 kilometers from north to south and a width of 1 kilometer from east to west. 1965 Reclaimed villages. 396 people, 704.2 hectares of arable land.
Longjiawan Village (No.6 Branch and No.3 Company) is 5 kilometers north of Dongheba, which was reclaimed by a resident named Yi Long in the late Qing Dynasty. 508 people, 778.5 hectares of arable land.
Sanfenzi Village (six branches and four companies) is 8 kilometers north of Dongheba. In the early years of the Republic of China, Dongheba people divided the land here, with a total of 30 people. 427 people, 396.8 hectares of arable land.
Dazhuangqu Village (No.6 Branch and No.5 Company) is built in the north of Dongheba 10 km, 196 1, and a canal passes through it. 395 people, 568.2 hectares of arable land.
Hongliutan Village (six branches and six companies) was built in the northeast of Dongheba 16km, 1967, which was named after the dense willows in the past. 579 people, 867.5 hectares of arable land.
Xiqu Village (six branches and seven companies) is 2 kilometers west of Dongheba, and there is a canal in the southwest of Hutubi Donghe, which is called Xiqu. This village is named after this canal. The village was built in 196 1, with a population of 340 and cultivated land of 373.3 hectares.
Southwest of Dongheba, guangdong village (Liuzhi Balian) 14km. During the light years of the Qing Dynasty, Guangdong people living in exile in Xinjiang settled here, and Hutubi people went to Guangdong. According to its relative position, it is called guangdong village. 1033 people, including 27 Kazakhs and 0/3 Hui people. Cultivated land is 35 1.3 hectares.
Gejiazhuang Village (No.6 Branch and No.9 Company) was built in the southwest of Dongheba 12km, 196 1 years ago. Zhuangzi was named after it was built on a adobe. 285 people.
Wutongwozi Village (Liufenchang Jiuhua Erlian) is 265,438+0km south of Dongheba, which was once named for its dense buttonwood trees. 1054 people. Good breeding grounds and gardening places are located in natural villages. Changsha Wo Village (Liangfanchang Sanlian) is 5 kilometers north of the government lake town, which is named after the long sandbags. 294 people, cultivated land 170 hectares.
Zhangjiazhuang Village (Garden Field Sanlian) is 5 kilometers south of Shaliangzi Town, where the Zhang family settled in the Qing Dynasty. 498 people, 453.3 hectares of arable land.
Six and a half villages (one garden in a row) are located in the south of Zhengfuhu Town 1.5km, where six and a half fields were first cultivated. There are 70 families and 260 residents. Cultivated land is 292.7 hectares.