Laishan, which belongs to Yantai City, Shandong Province, is located in the northeast of Shandong Province and the east of Yantai City, bordering Zhifu District in the north and west and Muping District in the south. The total area is 258 square kilometers. By the end of 20 16, there were 6 streets in Laishan, 1 economic development zone and * * *1/4 administrative villages (residential communities). Laishan Municipal Government in Huanghai Road Street.

Postal codes of districts and counties in Yantai:

Yantai 264000, Mu Ping 264 100, Haiyang 265 100, Laiyang 265200, Qixia 265300, Zhaoyuan 265400, Fushan 265500, Penglai 265600, Longkou 265700 and Long Island 265800.

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Laishan history

After the founding of New China, the territory successively belonged to Mu Ping County, Zhifu District and Yantai City. 1958, Mu Ping county was revoked and became part of Yantai city. Chujia, Laishan and Xiejiazhuang People's Communes were established one after another. Mu Ping County was restored in June165438+1October the following year, and Xiejiazhuang Commune was transferred back to Mu Ping County. 1962, Laishan commune was transferred back to Mu Ping county. 1965, Chujia Commune was transferred back to Mu Ping County.

1977, Chujia Commune was included in Yantai City (1983 was renamed Zhifu District in August). 1984 After the People's Commune was abolished, Chujia Town belonged to Zhifu District, Laishan Town and Jiejiazhuang Town belonged to Mu Ping County. 1In July, 1994, the State Council approved the establishment of Laishan in Yantai. 1February, 1994, Laishan was formally established and listed, which governs Chujia, Laishan and Jiejiazhuang towns, and the district organs are located in Chujia town.

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