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Wikipedia / Horinger County

Horinger (Mongolian: ; ) is a county of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, North China, it is under the administration of the prefecture-level city of Hohhot, the capital of Inner Mongolia, bordering Shanxi province to the southeast.

History

The site of Shengle () to the northwest of the present-day county seat of Horinger was the capital of the Xianbei Kingdom of Dai during the Sixteen Kingdoms Period of Chinese history.

Administrative divisions

Horinger County is made up of 4 towns and 4 townships.

Name

Simplified Chinese

Hanyu Pinyin

Mongolian (Hudum Script)

Mongolian (Cyrillic)

Administrative division code

Towns

Chengguan Town

150123100

Shengle Town

150123101

Xindianzi Town

150123102

Qorjin Ail Town

150123103

Townships

Xabhai Township

150123203

Dahongcheng Township

150123205

Yangqungou Township

150123206

Heilaoyao Township

150123207

Others:

  • Shengle Economic Industrial Park (盛乐经济工业园区, )

  • Inner Mongolia Horinger New Area (内蒙古和林格尔新区, )

Climate

Transport

Economy

  • GDP: RMB ¥7.82 billion in 2006

  • Pillar industries: milk industry, wool industry, forestry, lamb and beef industry

  • Mengniu, the biggest manufacturer of dairy products in China, is based in Horinger.

Education

  • At year-end of 2006, there are 46 primary and secondary schools and 4 kindergartens in the city.

  • Number of students enrolled at year-end of 2006: 655 in kindergartens, 10962 in primary schools, 10241 in junior high schools, 4417 in senior high schools.

  • Number of teachers at year-end of 2006: 1834 full-time teachers and staff

  • Percentage of children of the right age attending primary school in 2006: 100%

  • Percentage of primary school graduates entering a higher school in 2006: 100%

  • Percentage of junior high graduates entering a higher school in 2006: 83.59%

Health

  • Number of medical entities at year-end of 2005: 14

  • Number of health-care entities at year-end of 2005: 1

  • Number of hospital beds at year-end of 2005: 178

  • Number of medical doctors, registered nurses and medical technicians at year end of 2005: 230

References