May I ask if the town and the township are at the same level?

Administratively, townships and towns are basically at the same level, and in fact townships are much larger than townships in all respects. A town is often made up of a few to a dozen townships.

Although the composition of the jurisdiction objects is the same, the proportion of non-agricultural population in townships is very low, while the proportion of non-agricultural population in towns is high, which is an important indicator of township reform. The economic aggregate is not the same, and under normal circumstances, the economic aggregate of the township is far lower than that of the township.

The proportion of agricultural economy is different, and under normal circumstances, the proportion of agricultural economy in townships is much higher than that in townships; The town's economy is mainly based on the industrial economy.

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The population is different, and in general, the population of the township is much lower than that of the township; The population of the town is much larger than that of the township.

Geographical location. Towns are superior, such as towns, which are often referred to as towns, where cities and towns are connected; Township, is the township and town are connected; From this conventional phrase, it can be seen that Quan Ming's answer is rushing. Although townships and towns are both at the same level, they both sit on the same bench, but in terms of dealing with cities, towns are one step closer than townships.

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Now the level is the same, townships, townships, townships and towns are actually the same administrative level. Strictly speaking, towns are more developed than townships. Although the non-agricultural population is less than 2,000 in ethnic minority areas, sparsely populated remote areas, mountainous areas and small industrial and mining areas, small ports, scenic tourism, border ports, etc., if necessary, towns can also be set up.

The report on adjusting the standards for the establishment of towns stipulates that: 1. The location of local state organs at the county level shall establish towns; Townships with a total population of less than 20,000 and townships with a non-agricultural population of more than 2,000 may establish towns; 2. Townships with a total population of more than 20,000 and townships with a total population of more than 10 townships and townships with a non-agricultural population of more than 10 township populations can also establish towns. 3. Ethnic minority areas, sparsely populated remote areas, mountainous areas, small industrial and mining areas, small ports, scenic tourism, border ports, etc., although the non-agricultural population is less than 2,000, if necessary, towns may also be established.

The above is only the current information combined with my understanding of the law, please refer to it carefully!

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Townships are at the same level.

There are seven levels of administrative hierarchy in China

1. Provincial level: provinces, municipalities directly under the Central Government and autonomous regions.

2. Sub-provincial level: 15 sub-provincial cities (such as Wuhan).

3. Huaiju prefecture-level: prefecture-level cities, districts directly under the central government (such as Shanghai Huangpu District), leagues (such as Alxa League of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region),

4. Sub-prefecture level: provincial municipalities (Tianmen City, Hubei Province), districts of sub-provincial cities (Huangdao District, Qingdao City) 5. County level: counties, county-level cities, prefecture-level city districts (Canglang District, Suzhou), banner (Jungger Banner, Ordos City), autonomous counties.

6. Township level: township, town, and sub-district offices.

7. Village: Village, Lubei Neighborhood Committee.

Townships and towns are the same in terms of rank.

Generally speaking, the total population of the township is small, the per capita cultivated land area is large, and the agricultural economy is the mainstay. Towns are established in places with a larger total population, less arable land, and an average dense population.

In China, townships and towns belong to the same level of administrative units. Towns are generally established in economically developed areas, and townships are generally established in economically backward areas.

In general, the differences are:

1. The population composition is different; Although the composition of the jurisdictional objects is the same, the proportion of non-agricultural population in townships is very low, while the proportion of non-agricultural population in towns is high, which is an important indicator of township reform.

2. The economic aggregate is different; The total economic volume of the township is much lower than that of the township;

3. The proportion of agricultural economy is different; The proportion of agricultural rolling beam economy in townships is much higher than that in townships;

4. The number of people is not the same; The population of the township is much lower than that of the township;

5. The geographical location is larger and the hail transport is superior; For example, we often say that a town is connected to a town; Township, is the township and town are connected; This can be seen from this conventional phrase. When dealing with the city, the town is one step closer than the township. So the town's economy is also more aggressive.

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Townships and towns are administrative regions of the same level in China's administrative divisions, and both belong to county-level administrative regions, which are a kind of administrative division units under China's counties and urban areas. Township is sometimes referred to as Leak Tong Township in southern China, which is a common way of calling, but in fact township and town are the same at the administrative level, both are equivalent to the next level of county-level administrative divisions, between villages and townships (or towns) and counties and districts, and are an important link connecting villages and counties and districts. In different regions, townships and towns may also be called slightly differently due to the history of administration and differences in the districts of the township, but they are the same at the administrative level.