Lianjiang (Fuzhou)
Lianjiang or Lienchiang ( Chinese 連江縣 / 连江县 , Pinyin Liánjiāng Xiàn , W.-G. Lien²chiang¹ Hsien⁴ ) is a district that belongs to the administrative area of the prefecture -level city of Fuzhou in the Chinese province of Fujian .
Lianjiang County, located in the north of Fuzhou on the coast of the East China Sea , has an area of 1,190.7 km² and 613,100 inhabitants (end of 2003).
structure
Administratively, Lianjiang consists of 16 large communities , six communities and one nationality community. These are (population figures according to the 2000 census):
- Fengcheng Municipality (凤 城镇), 4.8 km², 41,118 inhabitants, capital and seat of the county administration;
- Aojiang municipality (敖 江镇), 79 km², 34,844 inhabitants;
- Dongdai municipality (东 岱 镇), 24 km², 35,582 inhabitants;
- Large municipality of Guantou (琯 头镇), 62 km², 59,288 inhabitants;
- Large community Xiao'ao (晓 澳 镇), 18.9 km², 38,147 inhabitants;
- Large community of Donghu (东湖 镇), 45 km², 14,848 inhabitants;
- Greater community Danyang (丹阳镇), 112 square kilometers, 26,092 inhabitants;
- Changlong municipality (长龙 镇), 73 km², 11,363 inhabitants;
- Large community of Toupu (透 堡镇), 25.1 km², 20,080 inhabitants;
- Large municipality of Mabi (马 鼻 镇), 34 km², 41,745 inhabitants;
- Greater community Guanban (官坂镇) square kilometers 42, 30,290 inhabitants;
- Greater community Xiaocheng (筱埕镇), 32 square kilometers, 28,476 inhabitants;
- Huangqi municipality (黄岐 镇), 20 km², 24,139 inhabitants;
- Large community Tailu (苔 菉 镇), 16 km², 26,751 inhabitants;
- Large municipality of Pukou (浦口 镇), 52 km², 38,072 inhabitants;
- Greater community Kengyuan (坑园镇), km² 30, 20,456 inhabitants;
- Pandu municipality (潘 度 乡), 158 km², 17,722 inhabitants;
- Jiangnan Township (江南 乡), 47 km², 24,740 inhabitants;
- Community Liaoyan (蓼沿乡), 136 km², 27,297 inhabitants;
- Ankai municipality (安凯 乡), 31 km², 17,651 inhabitants;
- Community Xiagong (下宫乡), km² 27, 13,284 inhabitants;
- Mazu municipality (马祖 乡)
- Nationality community Xiaocang of the She (小 沧 畲族乡), 60 km², 3,991 inhabitants.
Mazu Islands
The Mazu Islands off the coast with about 10,000 inhabitants, which are under the control of the Republic of China in Taiwan , are historically part of Lianjiang County. The People's Republic of China regards the archipelago as the " Mazu Municipality " ( 馬祖 鄉 / 马祖 乡 ) of their Lianjiang County. The islands are administered by the Republic of China as " Lianchiang County " ( 連江縣 / 连江县 ) of "Fujian Province (Republic of China)" from Jincheng (Kinmen) , making the county an administrative unit of both the People's Republic and the Republic of China.
Ethnic breakdown of the population of Lianjiang (2000)
The census in 2000 counted 599,962 inhabitants (population density: 50.38 inhabitants / km²).
| Name of the people | Residents | proportion of |
|---|---|---|
| Han | 586.711 | 97.79% |
| She | 11,918 | 1.99% |
| Hui | 601 | 0.10% |
| Tujia | 163 | 0.03% |
| Miao | 129 | 0.02% |
| Mongols | 122 | 0.02% |
| Zhuang | 55 | 0.01% |
| Yi | 47 | 0.01% |
| Others | 216 | 0.04% |
Personalities
- John Yang Shudao (1919-2010), underground Catholic Archbishop of Fuzhou
Web links
Coordinates: 26 ° 15 ' N , 119 ° 35' E