Daowai District is located in the north-central part of Harbin, 45 20 ′-46 20 ′ north latitude and12615 ′-127 30 ′ east longitude. It is bordered by Taiping District in the east, Binzhou Railway Line in Daoli District in the west, nangang district in the south and Zhaodong and Hulan in the north. The total area is 256.6 square kilometers, of which the urban area is 40.62 square kilometers. The total population is 689,000 (2004), of which the non-agricultural population is 6 1.3 1 ten thousand. (Note: The above information is before the change of administrative regions in 2006. There is a lack of new information at present. )

District People's Government is located at No.55, North 14th Street. Postal code: 150026. Code: 230 104. Area code: 045 1. Pinyin: DaowaiQu.

administrative division

Daowai District has jurisdiction over 22 streets, 3 towns and/kloc-0 townships: Jingyu Street, Taigu Street, Donglai Street, Binjiang Street, Renli Street, Chongjian Street, Zhenjiang Street, Dongyuan Street, Daxing Street, Shengli Street, Nanma Street, Minqiang Street, Dayoufang Street, Nanzhi Road Street, Chemical Street, Locomotive Street and Xinzhi Street. Youth farm.

development of history

The Daowai District was originally divided by the Middle East Railway, and its west was called "Daoli" and its east was called "Daowai". Outside the road, it was originally called "Fujiadian". In the early years, the Fu brothers opened small hotels and carts here to form a settlement, so it was called Fujiadian. 1908 (in the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu reign in Qing dynasty), He Houqi, a new member of the riverside hall, thought that the word "Dian" was narrow, so he changed the word "Dian" to "Fu Jia Dian".

Daowai area was under the jurisdiction of the deputy capital of Alechuka after the middle of Qing Dynasty. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, civilian officials were added, 1907 1 23 (the 10th day of December, the thirty-second year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty), and Jilin General set up the Riverside Hall to govern Fujiadian, Gangjiadian (now eight districts outside Daodao) and Sijiazi (now sixteen streets outside Daodao). On April 18 of the same year (the sixth day of March in the thirty-third year of Guangxu reign of Qing Dynasty), the Riverside Hall was known as Zhu Qijing, and the hall was located in South Eleventh Avenue Street in Jindaowai District. It belongs to Harbin Pass (namely Binjiang Pass). 1June 2, 909 (April 15, the first year of Qing Xuantong), was transferred to Shuangcheng. Later, due to the small jurisdiction, some places along the river in Shuangchengfu and Acheng County were placed under the jurisdiction of Binjiang Hall around 19 10 (the second year of Qing Xuantong). The jurisdiction is more than 70 Li wide from east to west and 40 Li long from north to south. In the same year, it was transferred to the northwest road of Jilin Province. After the founding of the Republic of China, in March 19 13, the binjiang hall was changed to binjiang county, and in June of the following year, the northwest road was renamed binjiang road, and then it was transferred to binjiang road. 19 16 for the prosperity of Fujiadian, Sijiazi (now Sixteenth Street) was turned into a new city street, and gradually expanded to Twentieth Street. In the same year1February, Binjiang County Department moved to Sijiazi. 19 19 put the area around Quanhe and Taiping Bridge in Acheng County under the jurisdiction of Binjiang County and turned it into a commercial port. 1February, 929, changed to Jilin Province. In May of the same year, the Binjiang Municipal Preparatory Office was established, and Fujiadian, Sijiazi, Quanhe and Taiping Bridge were designated as the municipal districts of Binjiang, while Binjiang County only managed the rural part, and the city and county were divided. Zhili Jilin Province. After the fall of Northeast China, 1 July, 9331day was merged into Harbin Special City. 1 July, 9381day, the pseudo-Harbin Municipal Office promulgated the urban regulations, abolished the Baojia system, implemented the district system, and divided Fujiadian area (except Taiping Bridge) into East Fujia District and West Fujia District. 1945 After the victory of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression in September 3rd, the former East and West Fujia Districts were merged into Daowai Districts. 1September, 946, Daowai District was divided into Dongfujia District and Xifujia District. 1July, 948, the municipal government decided to adjust the administrative divisions and divide the eastern and western Fujia districts into three Fujia districts: the eastern, the western and the northern. 1949 10, the northern Fujia district was abolished, and it was assigned to the eastern Fujia district and the western Fujia district respectively, and the eastern Fujia district and the western Fujia district were divided by Jingyu Jiudao Street. 1956 On August 28th, Heilongjiang Provincial People's Committee approved the merger of Dongfujia District and Xifujia District into Daowai District, and the two districts were formally merged in the same year 10. 1958 1 1 month, the original Songpu Township in Binjiang District was placed under the jurisdiction of Daowai District and changed to Songpu People's Commune. 1March, 963, the suburban rural commune was placed under the jurisdiction of the newly restored Binjiang District. 1August, 972, Binjiang District was abolished, and three rural communes, Songpu, Qianjin and Wanbao, were placed under the jurisdiction of Daowai District. From 1983 to 1984, the government and society were separated and the rural commune was changed into the township organizational system. 1March, 985, Songpu Township was changed to Songpu Town, and Wanbao Township was changed to Wanbao Town.

1992, Daowai District is located in the northeast of the city, and the Songhua River traverses the whole territory from west to east, which is an urban area that "governs across the river". It is adjacent to Taiping District in the east, nangang district in the south, Binzhou Railway and Daoli District in the west, Zhaodong City in the northwest and Hulan County in the north. The total area of the region is 298 square kilometers, including 8.2 square kilometers in the urban area and 38 square kilometers in the scenic area. The whole district * * * has jurisdiction over four sub-district offices and two towns, including Jingyu, Taikoo, Donglai, Binjiang, Renli, Nanshi, Chongjian, Zhenjiang, Dongyuan, Daxing, Shengli, Nanma Road, Sandian and Taiyangdao. 1At the end of 1992, the total population of the whole region was 386,000, including 328,000 non-agricultural people; The population of Manchu, Hui, North Korea and other ethnic minorities accounts for 3.4% of the total population in the region. District government resident Jingyu Street. (The above is taken from the Catalogue of Records and Places of Heilongjiang Province)

Daowai District was formerly known as Binjiang County, Binjiang City, and Fujia District in the east and west, commonly known as Fujiadian. Songhua River runs through the whole territory from west to east, and divides the Daowai area into two parts: south and north. Jiangbei area (including Songpu, Wanbao Town and Qianjin Township) is under the jurisdiction of General Longjiang. 1907 (in the thirty-third year of Guangxu reign), the Qing government set up the Riverside Hall in Fujiadian, which was under the jurisdiction of Jilin Province. 1909 (the first year of Qing Xuantong) was changed to the jurisdiction of Shuangchengfu, Jilin Province. 1920 Heilongjiang provincial governor's office set up Majia Chuankou Municipal Bureau, which was changed to Songbei Municipal Bureau in February of the same year, 1925 was renamed Songpu Municipal Office in August. Fudian (now Daowai District) in the south of the Yangtze River is under the jurisdiction of Jilin General. 19 13 was renamed binjiang county, 1927 set up the municipal preparatory office, 1929 set up binjiang city in May, and designated Fujiadian, Sijiazi, Quanhe and Taiping Bridge as binjiang municipal districts. Binjiang county only manages the rural part of the original county. 1932 Japanese troops invaded Harbin, and in the following year, Binjiang City and Songpu City were merged into Harbin, and the eastern, western Fujia District and Songpu District were set up separately. (Excerpted from "Daowai District Government Website", etc.)

1After the liberation of Harbin on April 28th, 946, the eastern and western Fujia districts were once changed to the eastern, western and northern Fujia districts. Soon, the North Fujia District was revoked. 1956 East and West Fujia District were merged and renamed Daowai District.

Link: Historical Evolution of Daowai District Records

In 2000, Daowai District governed 14 streets and 3 towns. According to the data of the fifth census, the total population is 3837 18. Population (people) in each township: Daxing Street 3703 1 Nanma Street 35 1 Kloc-0/Shengli Street 17225 Jingyu Street 34926 Binjiang Street 3951Dongyuan Street 2696/Kloc-0. 3793 Taigu Street 20803 Renli Street 22334 Donglai Street 15236 Nanshi Street 9207 Zhenjiang Street1Kloc-0/762 Sun Island Street 2273 Sandian Street 4577 Songpu Town 429 17 Songbei Town 29 172.

In 2003, Daowai District governed Shengli Street, Nanshi Street, Dongyuan Street, Renli Street, Daxing Street, Binjiang Street, Nanma Street, Donglai Street, Jingyu Street, Taigu Street, Chongjian Street, Zhenjiang Street, Taiyangdao Street, Sandian Street, Songpu Town, Wanbao Town and Songbei Town.

In 2004, the southern bank of Daowai District (Daxing, Shengli, Dongyuan, Donglai, Taikoo, Nanshi, Jingyu, Binjiang, Nanma, Renli, Chongjian and Zhenjiang Sub-district Office) was merged with all administrative areas of Taiping District to establish a new Daowai District. On February 4, 2004, the State Council approved (Guo Han [2004] 10) to cancel Taiping District of Harbin and put its administrative area under the jurisdiction of Daowai District of Harbin; The three towns of Songbei, Songpu and Wanbao, and the two streets of Sun Island and Sandian are assigned to the newly established Songbei District. Before the zoning adjustment, Daowai District had an area of 297.98 square kilometers and a population of 360,000, and governed 3 towns and 14 streets. The new Daowai District governs 23 streets, 1 town and 1 township: Daxing, Shengli, Dongyuan, Donglai, Taikoo, Nanshi, Jingyu, Binjiang, Nanma, Renli, Chongjian, Zhenjiang, Dayoufang, Sanmu, Locomotive, Taiping, Lihua and Xinma. Unity town; Minzhu town.

On August 15, 2006, the State Council approved (Guo Han [2006] No.73): it agreed to put Acheng Yongyuan Town and Ju Yuan Town under the jurisdiction of Daowai District of Harbin.

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Attached to Taiping District (revoked in 2004)

Taiping District covers an area of 240 square kilometers /248.3 square kilometers. The total population is 350,000 (2003).

District People's Government in Hongxin Street 1, zip code: 150056. Code: 230 105. Area code: 045 1. Pinyin: TaipingQu.

Administrative division Taiping District governs 1 1 street, 1 town and 1 township: Lihua Street, Nanzhi Street, Dayoufang Street, Xinyi Street, Taiping Street, Sanke Street, Locomotive Street, Minqiang Street, Xinle Street, Chemical Street and Cement Street.

The historical evolution of Taiping District is named after the "Taiping Bridge" on Majiagou River. In the Qing Dynasty, Alechuka was under the jurisdiction of the deputy capital. In the early years of Guangxu, the reclamation policy was relaxed, and villages such as Wangjiadian, Lalatun, Sanshu and Hanjiawazi were successively formed, which were under the jurisdiction of Pennsylvania Hall. 1908 (in the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu reign in Qing dynasty), Lu initiated fund-raising and built a wooden bridge on Majiagou River. In order to pray for peace, people named the newly built wooden bridge "Taiping Bridge". 1909 (the first year of Qing Xuantong) set Acheng County, which was under the jurisdiction of Pennsylvania Prefecture and Acheng County. After the founding of the Republic of China, 19 18 was divided into Binjiang County and Acheng County. After the fall of Northeast China, 1 July, 9331day was placed under the jurisdiction of Harbin Special City. 1 July, 9381day, the pseudo-Harbin Municipal Office promulgated the urban regulations, abolished the Baojia system, implemented the district system and set up Taiping District. 1945 After the victory of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression in September 3rd, Sanshu District was established. 1946 In September, Harbin Municipal Government decided to change Sanshu District into Taiping District. 1958 1 1 month, Dongfeng Commune was successively assigned to Taiping District. 196 1 year and 1962, Dongfeng commune was divided into three communes: Dongfeng, Unity and Democracy. 1in March, 963, three suburban communes were placed under the jurisdiction of the newly restored Binjiang District. 1August, 972, Binjiang District was abolished, and the three rural communes originally set aside were put back under the jurisdiction of Taiping District. 1983 1 1 month, reform the management system of rural communes, and change Dongfeng, Unity and Democracy Commune into township organizational system. 1May, 985, Dongfeng Township was changed to Dongfeng Town.

1992, the municipal district of Harbin, Taiping District. Located in the northeast of the city, near the south bank of Songhua River. It is adjacent to Acheng in the east, Xiangfang District and nangang district in the south, Daowai District in the west and Hulan County across the river in the north. The total area of the region is 240 square kilometers, of which the urban area is 24.1square kilometer. The whole district * * * governs Minqiang, Dayoufang, Nanzhi Road, Chemical Industry, Locomotive, Xinyi, Sanshu Street, Cement Road, Taiping Street, Lihua, Xinle, etc. 1 1 street offices and 1 town and 2 townships. 1At the end of 1992, the total population of the whole region was 330,000, including 270,000 non-agricultural people; The population of Manchu, Korean, Hui and other ethnic minorities10.5 million. Hongnan Street, the resident of the district government. (The above is taken from the Catalogue of Records and Places of Heilongjiang Province)

The area was named after Taiping Bridge, the first bridge in Taiping District. In 1908, Lu Tingzhen, an abandoned household, initiated a fund-raising campaign to build a simple wooden bridge with carriages across the river at the lower reaches of Majiagou River (originally called Gouziyan) with old wooden stakes and irregular boards. The local people call this bridge "Taiping Bridge" in order to wish people good luck and peaceful living. 19 18 years, Binjiang County opened commercial ports in the area of Quanhe and Taipingqiao, and Harbin gradually expanded and prospered, forming a market town called Taipingqiao Town. 1933 Taiping District was placed under the jurisdiction of Harbin Special City and officially named "Taiping District". 1946 10, the Taiping district government was established. 1949 10, Taiping District Government was changed to Harbin Sixth District Office, which was an agency of Harbin Government. (Source of this paragraph)

Link: History of Taiping District.

In 2000, Taiping District administered 1 1 street, 1 town and 1 township. According to the data of the fifth census, the total population is 42 1806. Population of each township (person): Dayoufang Street 45962 Taiping Street 28743 Xinle Street 20644 Minqiang Street 8909 Nanzhi Street 72446 Locomotive Street 360 12 Sanshu Street 32205 Lihua Street 15 187 Chemical Street197.

On February 4, 2004, the State Council approved (Guo Han [2004] 10) to adjust some administrative divisions of Harbin: Taiping District of Harbin was abolished and its administrative area was placed under the jurisdiction of Daowai District of Harbin.

In June 2020, Daowai District was included in the list of the second batch of counties for the protection and utilization of revolutionary cultural relics (Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition Area).

On February 22, 20 18, Daowai District was listed in the list of counties (cities, districts) where the development of compulsory education in China was basically balanced in 20 17.

On March 20 15 10, Daowai District won the honor of the third batch of advanced units in the national legal county urban creation activities.