Songpu Subdistrict

The meaning of Songpu is the wharf of Songhua River. == Geography ==

Songpu is located on the north bank of the Songhua River. At the east and south the north is Limin of Hulan, while in the west is Qianjin and Binzhou Railway. == Transport ==

The subdistrict has four train stations on the Binbei Railway: New Songpu Station (), Miaotaizi Station (), North Songpu Station (), and Songbei Station (). == History ==

In 1850, it was named Majiachuankou (, literally the wharf of Ma clan) when the wharf was owned by the Ma family. In 1953, Songpu District had two townships, Songpu () and Xinxing (), and two subdistricts, Tangchang () and Chuankou (). In 1958, Songpu District was momentarily merged into Binjiang District, but Binjiang District was cancelled. Songpu township was then place in Daowai District. Songpu became a people's commune. In 1979, Daowai restored all the subdistricts, and set more two subdistricts: Zhenjiang () and Chuankou (). In 1983, Songpu again became a township. In 1985, Songpu became a town, In 2004, Songpu belonged to Songbei District. In November, the Harbin government approved Songpu as a subdistrict. In 2017, became split off from Songpu. Chuankou took two residential communities, Chuankou () and Guangxin Xincheng (), and three villages, Taiyangsheng (), Dongming (), and Dengta () from Songpu. == Administrative divisions ==

Songpu Subdistrict administers 5 residential communities and 6 administrative villages. The subdistrict's residential communities are Tangchang (), Changshengyuan (), Bei'anqicheng (), Beianxinghecheng (), and Fulicheng (). The subdistrict's administrative villages are Songpu (), Songhuajiang (), Dongfanghong (), Hongxing (), Xinhua () and Liming (). == Economy ==

Numerous factories are located in Songpu Subdistrict, such as the Harbin Sugar Factory and Harbin Ship Factory. == References ==