Yudu County

Yudu County (Chinese: 于都县; pinyin: Yúdū Xiàn, 雩都) is a county under the administration of the prefecture-level city of Ganzhou, located in the south of Jiangxi province, China. It is located in the east of Ganzhou City. It is adjacent to Ruijin City to the east, Huichang County and Anyuan County to the south, Ganxian District to the west, and Xingguo County and Ningdu County to the north. With a total area of 2893 square kilometers, it has jurisdiction over 9 towns and 14 townships, with a total registered population of 1.115 million. The county government is stationed in Gongjiang Town .

Yudu County

于都县

Yutu
County
Location in Jiangxi
Coordinates: 25°57′27″N 115°29′13″E
CountryPeople's Republic of China
ProvinceJiangxi
Prefecture-level cityGanzhou
Area
 • Total2,893 km2 (1,117 sq mi)
Population
 (2012 census[1])
 • Total1,046,769
 • Density360/km2 (940/sq mi)
Postal Code
342300
Area code(s)0797
Websitehttp://www.yudu.gov.cn/

The territory belongs to the Hakka Culture (Southern Jiangxi) Ecological Protection Experimental Zone. In 2019, the total production value was 26.62 billion yuan. The "Master Plan for the Development of Ruixing in the Economic Revitalization Pilot Zone" was officially approved by the National Development and Reform Commission. The pilot zone covers the three counties/cities of Ruijin, Xingguo and Yudu, with a total population of approximately 2.3 million. The plan envisages that Ruixing will be built in the experimental zone into a "special economic zone in the old revolutionary base areas" and "experimental zone in the special zone".

In March 2019, it ranked among the first batch of counties in the revolutionary cultural relics protection and utilization area. On May 20, 2019, General Secretary Xi Jinping came to Jiangxi for investigation. During the investigation, he went to Yudu County to present a flower basket to the Monument to the Long March of the Central Red Army. On April 26, 2020, Yudu County was removed from the list of poverty-stricken counties.

History

Yudu County was established in the year 201 BC (Han Dynasty). It is known as the "mother of six counties" and "the three provinces of Fujian, Guangdong and Hunan". The name Yudu (雩都) came from its highest mountain, Yushan Mountain (雩山), and was renamed to "于都" in 1951.[2] In 1934 the county was the starting point of the Long March for the First Red Army.

Yudu County was the Southern Jiangxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China during the Central Soviet Area and the seat of the Soviet Government of Southern Jiangxi Province. One of the Red County and one of the places where the spirit of the Soviet Area was formed, 16 generals of the Republic were born.

Administrative divisions

Yudu County has 9 towns and 14 townships.[3]

9 towns
  • Gongjiang (贡江镇)
  • Tieshanlong (铁山垅镇)
  • Pangushan (盘古山镇)
  • Hefeng (禾丰镇)
  • Qilushan (祁禄山镇)
  • Zishan (梓山镇)
  • Yinkeng (银坑镇)
  • Lingbei (岭背镇)
  • Luo'ao (罗坳镇)
14 townships
  • Luojiang (罗江乡)
  • Xiaoxi (小溪乡)
  • Licun (利村乡)
  • Xinbei (新陂乡)
  • Jingshi (靖石乡)
  • Huanglin (黄麟乡)
  • Shaxin (沙心乡)
  • Kuantian (宽田乡)
  • Ge'ao (葛坳乡)
  • Qiaotou (桥头乡)
  • Ma'an (马安乡)
  • Xianxia (仙下乡)
  • Chexi (车溪乡)
  • Duanwu (段屋乡)
  • Cityscape of Yudu from Gong River.
  • Hongqi Avenue in Yudu.
  • View of town center across the Gong River.
  • Paranoma view of town center.
  • A church in Yudu.
  • Night scene of Yudu.

Transport

References
  1. http://www.jxstj.gov.cn/News.shtml?p5=6474328
  2. "history of yudu". government site of yudu county. yudu government.
  3. "南京市-行政区划网 www.xzqh.org" (in Chinese). XZQH. Retrieved 2012-05-24.
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