Renhe, Guangdong

In July 2002, the now-defunct town of was merged into Renhe. == Geography ==

Renhe is located approximately from downtown Guangzhou, and is bordered by and Huadong in Huadu District to its north. The Liuxi River flows through Renhe. == Administrative divisions ==

Renhe administers 3 residential communities and 25 administrative villages. Residential communities Renhe contains the following 3 residential communities: • Renhe Community () • Banghu Community () • Suihe Community () Administrative villages Renhe contains the following 25 administrative villages: • Donghua Village () • Hantang Village () • Xinxing Village () • Mingxing Village () • Minqiang Village () • Gaozeng Village () • Renhe Village () • Xicheng Village () • Aigang Village () • Fenghe Village () • Hengli Village () • Gangwei Village () • Fangshi Village () • Daxiang Village () • Taicheng Village () • Yahu Village () • Xiushui Village () • Heting Village () • Huangbangling Village () • Xinlian Village () • Zhenhu Village () • Qinghe Village () • Nanfang Village () • Xihu Village () • Jiannan Village () == Demographics ==

Per the 2010 Chinese Census, Renhe has a population of 127,795. Prior to the incorporation of the former town of , which had a population of 26,954 according to the 2000 Chinese Census, Renhe had a population of 85,300 as of 2000. About 76,000 overseas Chinese hail from Renhe, including those living in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan. == Education ==

The town is home to 1 secondary school, 5 middle schools, 11 primary schools, and 2 adult schools. == Transportation ==

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport is partially located in the northern portion of Renhe. A number of major expressways pass through Renhe, including China National Highway 106, the , and the . == References ==