Total population of Anhua County, 2023
In 2023, the total resident population of Anhua County was 764,900, and the total registered population was 982,600.
Ranking of population in towns of Anhua County
The following is the ranking of the permanent residents of the towns of Anhua County: 1. 126164 people in Dongping Town; 2. 86362 people in Dafu Town; 3. 75007 people in Meicheng Town; 4. 59160 people in Yangjiaotang Town; 5. 56965 people in Qingtang Town; 6. Jiangnan Town, 51073 people; 7. 46660 people in Fairy Creek Town; 8. 43417 people in Le 'an Town; 9. 43111 people in Changtang Town; 10. 39552 people in Malu Town; 11. 34984 people in Xiaoyan Town; 12. 32164 people in Leng Town; 13. 29692 people in Tianzhuang Township; 14. 25904 people in Taoxi Town; 15. 24679 people in Longtang Township; 16. 20291 people in Yanxi Town; 17. Kuixi Town, 17842 people; 18. 17543 people in Pingkou Town; 19. 17025 people in Gaoming Township; 20. 15624 people in Zhexi Town; 21. 14240 people in Gulou Township; 22. 12780 people in Qujiang Town; 23. 10756 people in Nanjin Village.
The Origin of Anhua County
In the fifth year of Xining of the Northern Song Dynasty (1072), the imperial court sent Zhang Dun to open Meishan and set up a county. The next year (1073), it was named Anhua, which meant "returning to Ande." Before this, the name Anhua had already appeared. As early as the fourth year of Jingde of Song Zhenzong (1007), there was the name of Anhua Lang General. During the Chongning period of Song Huizong (1102 - 1106), there were also records of events related to Anhua Shangsanzhou and other places. Moreover, during the Song Shenzong period, there were events related to Anhua Man in the first year of Song Baoyuan (1038). However, at that time, Anhua had not yet established a county. In the earlier history, during the Spring and Autumn Period, Anhua belonged to the territory of Chu State. In the 26th year of Qin Yingzheng (221 B.C.), Anhua belonged to Changsha Prefecture. In the Han Dynasty, Anhua belonged to Yiyang County, Changsha Prefecture, Jingzhou, etc. After many administrative changes in the dynasties, the name "Anhua" was finally determined in the Northern Song Dynasty and continued to this day.
Where is Anhua County?
Anhua County belonged to Yiyang City, Hunan Province, the People's Republic of China. It was located in the north of Hunan Province and the northern part of the Xuefeng Mountain Range. It borders Taojiang and Ningxiang in the east and Xupu and Yuanling in the west.
Anhua County's History
Anhua County was located in Yiyang City, Hunan Province, the People's Republic of China. It was located in the north-central part of Hunan Province and the northern part of the Xuefeng Mountains. It bordered Taojiang and Ningxiang in the east and Xupu and Yuanling in the west. It had jurisdiction over 19 towns and 4 villages, with a total area of 4950 square kilometers. At the end of 2022, the registered population was 985,300, and the permanent population was 770,100. The terrain of Anhua is inclined from west to east. There are 157 mountains with an altitude of more than 1000 meters. It is a typical mountainous area. Streams and rivers crisscross in the county, which belong to the water system of Zi River, Xiang River and Yuan River. The climate is humid with a sub-tropical monsoonal climate. Anhua had a long history and was known as the "Meishan Barbarian Land" in ancient times. Most of the indigenous people were Yao people and it was the birthplace of Meishan culture. As early as the Spring and Autumn Warring States Period, it belonged to the territory of Chu State. During the Qin Dynasty, it belonged to Changsha County. After the establishment of Yiyang County in the Western Han Dynasty, this place belonged to Yiyang County of Changsha Prefecture. After the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms, the Western Jin Dynasty, and other dynasties, its ownership changed with the change of regime. In the sixth year of Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty (1073), Anhua County was officially established, which was subordinate to Changsha County, Tanzhou, Jinghu South Road. At the beginning of the county administration, Qi 'an Ping in the east of Yixi was established. In the fourth year of Jianyan in the Southern Song Dynasty (1130), the county administration moved to the west of Yixi (now Meicheng Town). The name was taken from the meaning of "Gui An De Hua" and had a history of more than 900 years. In the Yuan Dynasty, it belonged to Tanzhou Road of Hunan Province in Huguang Province. In the second year of Wenzong's Tianli (1329), it was changed to Tianlin Road of Hunan Province. In the Ming Dynasty, it belonged to Changsha Prefecture of Huguang Administrative Commissioner. In the Qing Dynasty, it still belonged to Changsha Prefecture. In 1914, it belonged to Xiangjiang Road. In 1928, it was directly under Hunan Province. After the establishment of prefecture-level Yiyang City in March 1994, Anhua belonged to Yiyang City. In the history of Anhua, there were records of the name of Anhua in May of the fourth year of Jingde (1007). In Chongning (1102 - 1106), there were incidents related to the tribute of the three continents of Anhua and the court. In the first year of Song Baoyuan (1038), Anhua Man attacked Yizhou and Rongzhou in Guangxi and the court sent troops to attack. Ancient villages and paleolith ruins of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty were also found in the territory, proving that the ancestors lived and prospered here 15,000 years ago. In addition, in September 1956, there were old photos of the panoramic view of the tea preliminary demonstration field in Anhua County. The completion of the county magistrate's office in 1926 also witnessed its historical development. At the same time, Anhua was known as the "hometown of black tea in China","hometown of bamboo in China" and "hometown of Magnolia bark in China". It had many characteristic industries, cultural relics and historical sites, and national intangible cultural heritage projects.
Is Anhua County in Mei City?
Currently, Anhua County was not in Mei City. Meicheng used to be the county seat of Anhua County. From the Northern Song Dynasty to the 1950s, Meicheng was the county seat of Anhua County for nearly 900 years, but later the county seat moved westward to Dongping Town.
Qinghe County population
As of 0:00 on November 1,2020, the permanent population of Qinghe County was 421,582.
The population of Hejiang County
According to the search results provided, the population of Hejiang County was 688,731. This figure was based on the county's population statistics at 0:00 on November 1,2020. Among them, the male population accounted for 50.3% and the female population accounted for 49.7%. According to the age structure, the population aged 0-14 accounted for 17.61%, the population aged 15-59 accounted for 56.16%, the population aged over 60 accounted for 26.23%, and the population aged over 65 accounted for 20.53%. These data showed the population composition and age structure of Hejiang County.
Zizhong County population
The population of Zizhong County was 845,600 (May 2021 data). The permanent population of Zizhong County was 845,579 (2023 Neijiang City's seventh national population survey data). The male population in Zizhong County was 51.39%, while the female population was 48.61%. In the age structure of Zizhong County, 15.76% of the population was aged 0-14, 58.21% was aged 15-59, 26.03% was aged 60 and above, and 21.07% was aged 65 and above.
How big is the population area of Anhua Meicheng?
Meicheng Town was located in the southeast of Anhua County, Yiyang City, Hunan Province, with a total area of 279.54 - 282 square kilometers. In 2020, the permanent population was 76051; by the end of 2011, the total population of the jurisdiction area was 115,200; by the end of 2017, the permanent population was 99593; by the end of 2019, the registered population was 80814; there were also data indicating that the population of the town was about 100,000 (including the temporary population of about 120,000).
Total population of Neijiang, 2023
In 2023, the total population of Neijiang City was 3.988 million.