Hepo Town, Jiexi County governs this town. Resident of county people's government. In the midwest of this country. Jiexi County was founded in 1965, which is the administrative office of Jiexi County. There was Nanguan City in the early Ming Dynasty, which was destroyed by the mutiny. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty (1368- 1398), an old woman surnamed He opened a teahouse on the site of Nanguancheng, named "Hepo", and later the town was called Hepaoliao. Modern changed its name to Hepo. This village is the first stop. Change it to this name.
Mianhu Town, Jiexi County governs this town. In the east of the county seat. Founded in the Northern Song Dynasty during the reign of Renzong, it was called Daojiang in ancient times, also known as Hu Yun. Later, it was named Mianhu Lake because there are many kapok trees along Huyun. Mianhu Village was built in Yuan Dynasty. Qing dynasty has become an important market town, called Mianhu City.
Dongyuan Town of Jiexi County governs this town. In the east of the county, on the north bank of the middle reaches of Rongjiang South River, it is adjacent to Jieyang County. The town is named after its residents. The village was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (1573— 1620). Formerly known as winter eggplant garden, later homophonic referred to as East Garden.
Tatou Town, Jiexi County governs this town. In the east of the county seat. Town People's Government is stationed in Shanliao. The town is named after the head and tail of the tower. The market is near the rich water edge of the Five Classics, commonly known as Datou Port, and the dialect homophonic Tatou Port is now called Tatou Market.
Fengjiang Town of Jiexi County governs this town. In the east of the county seat. Town People's Government is stationed in Jiucuo. It is mainly composed of Hu Feng, Yang Xia and Hongjiang. It is named after the "Phoenix" in Hufeng Lake and the "River" in Hongjiang.
Jinhe Town, Jiexi County governs this town. In the southeast of the county seat, south bank of Rongjiang River. Town People's Government is stationed in Niupuwei. Jinhe Township was founded in 1956, taking "Jin" from Jinkeng Village and "He" from Heshun Village, which are collectively called Jinhe.
Jiexi County governs Daxi Town. In the south of the county seat, the middle and upper reaches of Rongjiang South River. Lingpu town people's government. The local people are called Nanhe Daxi, hence the name.
Qiankeng Town in Jiexi County governs the town. In the south of the county seat. In the early Song Dynasty, Qian lived here, formerly known as Qianjiazhai. At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, money moved to the capital, and rivers in the south of the Yangtze River crossed the border, turning it into a money pit.
Jingxiyuan Town, Jiexi County governs this town. In the east of the county seat. In the late Qing Dynasty, Jingxi Garden Expo was formed in the south of Lingxi Village, hence the name of the town.
Wujing Town, Jiexi County governs the town. In the northeast of the county seat. This town is named after its residents. In the 16th year of Yuan Dynasty (1356), people surnamed Zeng came here from the north after the Wuhua River Mouth Exhibition and opened five blacksmiths, named Wujiapu. Later, he respected the Confucian Five Classics, taking five shops as homophonic, and named it the Five Classics House.
Huizhai Town, Jiexi County governs this town. In the east of the county seat. Town people's government in Poyang village. Named after the gray fence. It is said that most of the ancient dwellings are made of lime and concrete, and they are called grey houses, and the buildings are called grey stockades.
Nanshan Town, Jiexi County governs the town. In the middle of the county. It is named because it is located at the southern foot of Dabei Mountain.
Longtan town, Jiexi County governs the town. In the middle of the county. The town people's government is located in Baimian Lake. Named after loong Tanshui.
Zhongping Town in Jiexi County governs the town. In the south of the county seat. The town is called Pingshangwei.
Wu yun zhen, Jiexi County governs the town. In the southwest of the county seat. According to legend, there were five fairy caves in ancient times, named Wuyun Cave, which was later referred to as Wuyun.
Shangsha Town in Jiexi County governs the town. In the west of the county seat. Named after the Shahe River.
Jiexi County governs Tian Liang Township. In the north of the county seat. Township People's Government in Tianxin Village. According to legend, people lived in scattered places in ancient times. In order to pay taxes, villagers bought some fields here as the basis for paying taxes, named them grain fields, and later changed them into fertile fields.