柑岭村
| 柑岭村 Ganling Village | |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | 柑岭村 |
| Full name | 柑岭村委会 |
| English name | Ganling Village |
| Type | Administrative village |
| Located in | 新民街道 Xinmin Subdistrict 同安区 Tong'an District 厦门市 Xiamen City 福建省 Fujian Province |
| Statistical code | 350212003211 |
| Subdivisions | 1 natural villages |
| Postal code | 361000 |
| Area code | 0592 |
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地名由来[edit]
据传邵氏先祖在梦中得神明指示，须待元宵时节见到铁树开花才能定居。他们走到一处岭上，见橄榄树挂着元宵灯，便认作铁树开花，于是称此地为橄榄岭，后简写为柑岭。[1][2]
历史沿革[edit]
明代永乐时期（1403至1424年间），邵子厚与族中兄弟叔侄由晋江一带迁到此处。[1]
清代此地属从顺里一都、二都、三都的西岗、柑营等保。1943年划入塘柑乡的浒岭保；1950年成立第三区柑岭乡，1952年改隶第四区。1959年，此地成为策槽公社下的柑岭大队；1961年归城郊公社管辖，1964年改由新民公社管辖。[1]
解放后，这一带分为三个行政村，其中主体部分改称柑岭村。1984年改属祥桥乡，设柑岭村委会；1991年、1992年随之改镇、改称新民镇。[1][2]
荣誉[edit]
2021年10月，柑岭村入选「2021年淘宝村」名单，此名单由阿里研究院与南京大学的研究中心合作发布。[1]
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- 乌涂社区 Wutu Community
- 西塘社区 Xitang Community
- 洋厝埔村 Yangcuopu Village
- 西山村 Xishan Village
- 蔡宅村 Caizhai Village
- 湖柑村 Hugan Village
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