崇雒村
| 崇雒村 Chongluo Village | |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | 崇雒村 |
| Full name | 崇雒村委会 |
| English name | Chongluo Village |
| Type | Administrative village |
| Located in | 崇雒乡 Chongluo Township 建阳区 Jianyang District 南平市 Nanping City 福建省 Fujian Province |
| Statistical code | 350703200201 |
| Postal code | 354214 |
| Area code | 0599 |
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历史沿革[edit]
南宋景定元年（1260年）此地称洛田里；元代此地归建阳县的建宁乡管辖。洪武十四年（1381年），三里并为洛田里一里，沿用原名。[2]
清道光十二年（1832年）洛田里分为雒田上、下里。民国十七年（1928年）改设崇雒乡，民国二十九年复置乡制。1952年划归彭墩区，1955年属将口区，1958年底属将口公社，1961年改属崇雒公社。1984年撤销公社，改为乡镇建制，设立崇雒村委会，隶属崇雒乡。[2][3]
地理环境[edit]
村域总面积42290亩，其中山地35411亩，耕地6877亩。芹溪自中部流过，境内有蛇纹石矿与滑石粉等矿产。[2][3]
人口民族[edit]
全村下辖11个自然村，设17个村民小组。博雅地名网记全村共820户、3286人，未注明统计年份。[2][3]
经济[edit]
村内种植建莲、橘柚和烤烟，果园面积1000多亩，水稻种植约5800亩。[1][2]
崇雒村于2020年12月入选2019年度福建省「一村一品」示范村（桔柚）名单。[2]
2020年11月，村庄列入2020年度南平市「绿盈乡村」中级版名单；2023年2月，又列入福建省第三批高级版「绿盈乡村」名单。[2]
名胜古迹[edit]
宋慈墓在村内的昌茂坊，墓为宋代所建，1961年成为福建省首批省级文物保护单位之一。[4][5]
姓氏宗族[edit]
百度百科称本村为南宋法医学家宋慈的故乡。[1]
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Nearby divisions
- 雒新社区 Luoxin Community
- 横源村 Hengyuan Village
- 上社村 Shangshe Village
- 上洋村 Shangyang Village
- 后畲村 Houshe Village
- 右巨村 Youju Village
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- 崇雒乡 Chongluo TownshipTownship
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