Table of Contents

First, administrative divisions and natural resources
1-1 administrative divisions of Shaanxi Province
1-2 List of administrative divisions of Shaanxi Province
Natural conditions and resources 1-3
Land status 1-4
1-5 Main Mountain
1-6 the main river
1-7 to maintain reserves of major mineral
1-8 Shaanxi reserves of mineral reserves rank the top 10 of the minerals
1-9 Shaanxi important mineral reserves to maintain the order of precedence in the country and western
Basic climatic conditions in major cities 1-10
The average temperature of 1-11 major cities
1-12 precipitation in major cities
1-13 hours of sunshine in major cities
1-14 People's Congress of Shaanxi Province previous representation
1-15 Political Consultative Committee in Shaanxi Province the number of previous
Main Statistical Indicators
Second, comprehensive
2-1 day Shaanxi
2-2 Shaanxi Province, accounting for the major share of the socio-economic indicators
2-3 overall economic and social development indicators
2-4 speed economic and social development indicators
The main structure of the national economy indicators 2-5
2-6, the proportion of national economic and social development and efficiency indicators
2-7 average level of socio-economic key indicators
2-8 per capita industrial and agricultural output of main products
2-9 cities (districts) the main indicators of national economy
2-10 Number of Corporate Units
Number of units of industrial activities 2-11
2-12 grouped by body type and number of employees number of corporate units
2-13 cities, counties (cities, districts) the number of corporate units and employees
2-14 cities, counties (cities, districts) the number of units and employees in industrial activities
Main Statistical Indicators
3, National Accounts
3-1 Gross Domestic Product
3-2 GDP index
3-3 GDP index
Contribution rate of three industries 3-4
Pulling rate of 3-5 three industries
3-6 GDP by industry
3-7 non-public economic value added
3-8 cities (districts) of GDP
3-9 cities (districts) GDP Index
3-10 counties (cities, districts) of GDP
Main Statistical Indicators
Fourth, the population
4-1 and composition of population
The natural changes 4-2
4-3 municipalities (district) resident population and the natural growth rate
4-4 Population Age structure and dependency ratio
4-5 cities (districts) family planning
4-6 cities, counties (cities, districts) resident population
4-7 cities, counties (cities, districts) and the total number of household population
Main Statistical Indicators
Five, practitioners and staff wages
5-1 Number of Employed Persons
5-2 enterprises, institutions, organizations, and the number of total wages
5-3 Number of Employed Persons by Sector
5-4 pm Staff and Workers in Figures
5-5 of workers is the number of professional and technical personnel carve industry
5-6 cities (districts) in the post of Staff and Workers
Staff and Workers and 5-7 in total wages
Average wage and index 5-8
5-9 of urban employment sub-sector remuneration
5-10 Staff and Workers by Sector in total wages
5-11 cities (districts) of urban employment and labor compensation in the total amount of Employees
5-12 new jobs were created and placed source destination
5-13 registered unemployed and the unemployment rate
The basic situation of social security 5-14
5-15 Pension Fund appropriations situation
5-16 participated in basic pension insurance, workers and retirees
5-17 Basic Conditions of Unemployment Insurance
5-18 cities, counties (cities, districts) of urban employment, number of employees and wages
Main Statistical Indicators
Sixth, investment in fixed assets
6-1 Investment in Fixed Assets
6-2 by Rural Investment in Fixed Assets
Add 6-3 whole social fixed assets
6-4 area of residential buildings completed in the whole of society
6-5 Investment in Fixed Assets, and constitutes the main target
6-6 cities (districts) investment in fixed assets
6-7 constitute the province by national industry and investment in sub-towns
6-8 investment in the provincial economy of urban construction of various industries, and the number of new fixed assets put into the project
Urban investment in new production capacity of 6-9 or benefits
6-10 Eight pillar industries of urban investment
6-11 urban infrastructure investment
6-12 of financial fixed asset investment funding sources
6-13 urban financial investment funding sources
6-14 units of investment funds from state-owned economy
6-15 municipalities (district) towns sources of investment funds
6-16 cities (districts) of investment funds from state-owned economic units
6-17 municipalities (district) registered by type of economic investment in cities and towns
6-18 cities (districts) Grouped by investment in towns
6-19 municipalities (district) towns by Sector Investment
6-20 cities (districts) investment in the energy industry towns
6-21 cities (districts) by Structure of the Urban Investment
6-22 cities (districts) according to the nature of the urban construction investment
6-23 cities (districts) by the construction phase of the urban investment sub-
6-24 municipalities (district) the construction of urban investment, production projects and the number of new fixed assets
6-25 municipalities (district) towns to invest in housing construction area and the cost
6-26 Main Indicators of investment in real estate development and structure
6-27 real estate investment funds
6-28 cities (districts) and new real estate development and investment in fixed assets
6-29 cities (districts) according to the composition and use of sub-project investment in real estate development
6-30 size and cost of real estate development
6-31 commodity housing sales
6-32 Real Estate Development and Management
6-33 Basic Real Estate Development Company
6-34 counties (cities, districts) of urban fixed asset investment
Main Statistical Indicators
7, energy
7-1 energy production, consumption and composition
7-2 primary energy balance
Energy production increased by a factor 7-3
7-4 per million in energy production
Efficiency of energy conversion 7-5
7-6 unit GDP energy consumption
7-7 cities (districts) unit GDP energy consumption
7-8 unit energy consumption of industrial value added
7-9 unit GDP power consumption
7-10 of energy consumption elasticity coefficient
7-11 average daily consumption of various energy
7-12 per million in total industrial output value of energy consumption
7-13 total electricity across the province
7-14 primary energy consumption by industry group
Main Statistical Indicators
8, Financial
8-1 Revenue and Expenditure
8-2 local finance sub-project expenditure
8-3 cities, counties (cities, districts) local revenue
Main Statistical Indicators
9, the price index
9-1 retail price and consumer price index
9-2 Retail Price Index by Category
9-3 Consumer Price Index by Category
9-4 19 cities and counties the retail price index
9-5 19 cities and counties the consumer price index
9-6 of agricultural means of production price index
9-7 ex-factory price indices of industrial products
9-8 main raw materials, fuel, power, price indices
9-9 Price Indices of Investment in fixed assets
9-10 real estate price index
9-11 agricultural products price index
Main Statistical Indicators
10, living
10-1 Basic Conditions of people's lives
10-2 per capita income of urban and rural residents and the Engel coefficient
10-3 municipalities (districts) per capita income of urban and rural residents
10-4 balance of savings deposits of urban and rural residents
10-5 Basic Conditions of Urban Households
10-6 per capita cash income of urban households
10-7 per capita consumption expenditure of urban households
10-8 average urban household Purchases of Major Commodities
10-9 of people of different income levels and household durable goods ownership is the basic condition
10-10 people of different income levels per capita cash income of the family
10-11 people of different income levels per capita cash expenditure of households
10-12 people of different income levels per capita household consumption expenditures
10-13 people of different income levels per capita purchase of major commodities in the number of families
10-14 living conditions of urban households
10-15 survey cities and counties (districts) Key Indicators of Urban Household Survey
10-16 Basic Conditions of Rural Households
10-17 total income of rural residents and per capita household net income
10-18 rural households grouped by per capita net income Basic
Rural Households 10-19 Per Capita Living Expenditure
Rural Households 10-20 Per Capita Consumption Expenditure (Net Income)
Rural Households 10-21 Per Capita consumption of the main physical and possession of durable goods per 100
Rural Households 10-22 Per Capita consumption of the main physical and possession of durable goods per one hundred (by net income groups)
10-23 counties (cities, districts) per capita income of urban and rural residents
Main Statistical Indicators
11, the environment and the city
11-1 Basic Conditions of Environmental Protection
11-2 municipalities (districts) of industrial solid waste discharge and treatment situation
11-3 municipalities (districts) and industrial wastewater treatment capacity
11-4 municipalities (district) waste water treatment facility operation
11-5 municipalities (districts) and processing of industrial waste gas emissions
11-6 level of urban facilities
11-7 City Municipal Facilities
11-8 urban water supply situation
11-9 city gas situation
11-10 urban landscape situations
11-11 urban environmental sanitation situation
11-12 National Scenic Area
Main Statistical Indicators
12, Agriculture
12-1 grassroots organizations in rural areas, rural households and population
12-2 Rural Laborers
12-3 municipalities (districts) Rural Employment
12-4 municipalities (district) water conservation
Cultivated area 12-5
12-6 municipalities (districts) Cultivated area
Animal husbandry and fishery output 12-7
12-8 municipalities (districts) animal husbandry and fishery output value
Animal husbandry and fishery output value index 12-9
12-10 animal husbandry and fishery output value index
12-11 animal husbandry and fishery sub-output
12-12 animal husbandry and fishery value added
12-13 cities (districts) the added value of agriculture, forestry
12-14 Major Farm Crops
12-15 cities (districts) of Major Farm Crops
Product yield of crops 12-16
12-17 municipalities (district) production of major crops products
12-18 main crop yield per unit area
12-19 cities (districts) main crop yield per unit area
12-20 tea, mulberry, fruit size and yield
12-21 fruit production
12-22 cities (districts) tea, mulberry, fruit size and yield
12-23 primary forest products output
12-24 municipalities (district) production of major forest products
12-25 cities (districts) forestation
12-26 animal husbandry and fishery production
12-27 cities (districts) the situation of livestock
12-28 cities (districts) of animal products and aquatic products
12-29 cases of food-producing county
Case 12-30 commodity cotton base in County
12-31 tobacco-producing county case
12-32 Apple Base County case
12-33 County pear base case
12-34 Kiwi base county condition
12-35 municipalities (district) disaster
Modernization of Agriculture 12-36
12-37 cities (districts) Modernization of Agriculture
12-38 small and medium enterprises, non-public enterprises had revenues of 500 million yuan of rural
12-39 small and medium enterprises, non-public enterprises had revenues of billions of village
12-40 cities, counties (cities, districts) the main indicators of the rural economy
Main Statistical Indicators
13, industry
13-1 total industrial output value
13-2 scale industrial enterprises of major economic indicators
13-3 over the scale of the main economic indicators of industrial enterprises
13-4 scale industrial enterprises of major economic indicators
13-5 scale industrial enterprises sub-sector of major economic indicators
13-6 state-owned and state holding industrial enterprises of major economic indicators
13-7 foreign and overseas-invested industrial enterprises in key economic indicators
13-8 Main Economic Indicators of Large and Medium Enterprises
13-9 scale industrial enterprises the main economic indicators
13-10 sub-sector industrial enterprises above the scale of the main economic indicators
13-11 state-owned and state holding industrial enterprises the main economic indicators
13-12 foreign and overseas-invested industrial enterprises in key economic indicators
13-13 medium-sized industrial enterprises in key economic indicators
13-14 Eight pillar industries of major economic indicators
13-15 Major Industrial Products
13-16 Main industrial products
13-17 cities (districts) of industrial output value of industrial enterprises above designated size
13-18 cities (districts) the added value of industrial enterprises above designated size
13-19 cities (districts) the number of units of large industrial enterprises
13-20 cities (districts) output value of industrial enterprises above designated size
13-21 cities (districts) of total assets in large-scale industrial enterprises
13-22 cities (districts) of large industrial enterprises Total Liabilities
13-23 municipalities (district) scale industrial enterprises the main business income
13-24 cities (districts) the total profits of industrial enterprises above designated size
13-25 cities (districts) of large industrial enterprises Average Number of Staff
13-26 cities (districts) and medium-sized industrial enterprises in the number of units, gross output value and total assets
Main Statistical Indicators
14, the construction industry
14-1 Gross Output Value
14-2 construction enterprises with qualification levels of the major production targets
14-3 has the qualification level of the main financial indicators of construction enterprises
14-4 construction contractor general contractor and professional construction enterprise key indicators
14-5 construction contractor general contractor and professional construction enterprise key financial indicators
14-6 service sub-indicators of construction enterprises mainly produce
14-7 service sub Main Financial Indicators of Construction Enterprises
14-8 municipalities (regions) the number of construction enterprises
14-9 municipalities (district) employees in construction enterprises
14-10 cities (districts) Construction Enterprises
14-11 cities (districts) Construction Labor Productivity
14-12 cities (districts) value of construction enterprises completed
14-13 cities (districts) construction enterprises of Buildings Under Construction
14-14 cities (districts) Construction Enterprise Building Completed
14-15 cities (districts) completed housing construction enterprise value
14-16 municipalities (district) owned construction enterprises Construction Machinery and Equipment
14-17 municipalities (district) owned construction enterprises Number of Machinery and Equipment Construction
14-18 municipalities (district) owned construction enterprises Construction Machinery & Equipment
14-19 cities (districts) of steel consumption in construction enterprises
14-20 cities (districts) of wood consumption in construction enterprises
14-21 cities (districts) of cement consumption in construction enterprises
14-22 cities (districts) Total assets of construction enterprises
14-23 cities (districts) Total Liabilities of Construction Enterprises
14-24 cities (districts) Construction of Fixed Assets
14-25 cities (districts) construction enterprises current assets
14-26 cities (districts) paid-in capital construction enterprises
14-27 cities (districts) Construction Enterprise settlement income
14-28 cities (districts) the total tax construction enterprises
14-29 cities (districts) the total profits of construction enterprises
14-30 municipalities (district) project payment due at the end of construction enterprises
14-31 cities (regions) the average number of construction enterprises
14-32 cities (districts) main economic indicators of construction enterprises
Main Statistical Indicators
15, Transport and Telecommunications
15-1 Transportation Routes, quality and the transport network density
15-2 rail, road and air routes line length
15-3 means of transport
15-4 municipalities (district) highway mileage
15-5 Passenger Traffic, passenger turnover and composition
15-6 freight, cargo turnover and composition
15-7 civilian car ownership
15-8 private vehicle ownership
15-9 Highway Department operating car ownership
15-10 Railway Passenger and Freight Traffic
15-11 provincial passenger and cargo transport volume of the road transport sector
15-12 Railway main economic and technical indicators
15-13 Railway main financial indicators and labor productivity
15-14 Railway sub-category of the goods sent and the number of loading
15-15 Main Indicators of road transport
15-16 Business Volume of Post and Telecommunications
15-17 cities (districts) of Posts and Telecommunications in business
15-18 Business Volume of Post and Telecommunications constitute
15-19 cities (districts) Post Office Exchange and postal routes
15-20 cities (districts) communication tools possession of Posts and Telecommunications
15-21 Main Financial Indicators of Telecom Companies
15-22 postal and telecommunications standards
Main Statistical Indicators
16, domestic trade
16-1 wholesale outlets, staff
16-2 retail outlets, staff
16-3 catering outlets, staff
16-4 Number of wholesale outlets
16-5 Number of retail outlets
16-6 Number of catering outlets
16-7 wholesale trade employees
16-8 retail employees
16-9 restaurant employees
16-10 cities (districts) wholesale and retail trade, catering outlets, staff
16-11 cities (districts) wholesale and retail trade, catering outlets number
16-12 cities (districts) wholesale and retail trade, catering industry employees
16-13 of wholesale and retail trade, hotels and catering industry, the number of corporate enterprises and employees
16-14 Total Retail Sales of Consumer Goods
16-15 municipalities (district), total retail sales
16-16 cities (districts) by sales region and industry retail sales of social consumer goods
16-17 cities, counties (cities, districts), total retail sales
16-18 Above wholesale purchase of goods, sales, inventory total
16-19 Above the retail purchase of goods, sales, inventory total
16-20 cities (districts) of wholesale trade total purchases
16-21 cities (regions) limit the total amount above the purchase of retail goods
16-22 cities (districts) of wholesale trade sales of goods
16-23 cities (districts) Above Retail Trade
16-24 cities (regions) limit the total amount above wholesale commodity stocks
16-25 cities (regions) limit the total stock of goods for more than retail
16-26 of wholesale and retail value of goods sold category
16-27 over limit the operation of the accommodation industry
16-28 Catering Trade above operation
16-29 cities (districts) Above the accommodation industry and catering operation
16-30 of wholesale and retail, restaurant Financial Indicators
16-31 of wholesale Financial Indicators
16-32 Above the main financial indicators of retail
16-33 Above Catering Financial Indicators
16-34 Above Accommodation Financial Indicators
16-35 Wholesale and retail trade, catering chain operation
16-36 focus on the market value of goods sold category
16-37 Commodity Exchange Market focus
16-38 cities (regions) limit the energy consumption of catering enterprises above
16-39 refined oil wholesale enterprises across the province energy purchase, sales and inventory
16-40 refined oil retail enterprises across the province (units) of energy commodity sales and inventory
16-41 cities (districts) of refined oil wholesale enterprises amount of energy purchased
16-42 cities (districts) of energy sales of refined oil wholesale enterprises
16-43 cities (districts) of refined oil wholesale enterprises of energy at the end of inventory
16-44 cities (districts) of refined oil retail enterprises (units) of energy commodity sales
16-45 cities (districts) of refined oil retail enterprises (units) of energy commodities inventory at the end of
Main Statistical Indicators
17, foreign trade and tourism
17-1 total value of export
17-2 by Trade total import trade
17-3 by Trade value exports
17-4 by Country (Region) sub-total value of export
17-5 by Country (Region) sub-total value of imports of foreign trade
17-6 by Country (Region) sub total exports
17-7 Exports Value
The amount of imported goods classification 17-8
17-9 major export quantity, amount
17-10 Main import commodity, the amount of
17-11 use of foreign capital
17-12 Foreign Investment
17-13 total tourism income and the total number of
17-14 tourism development
17-15 tourist arrivals by country
17-16 cities (districts) of Foreign Economic and International Tourism
17-17 Basic Conditions of the main star hotel
Main Statistical Indicators
18, finance and insurance
18-1 Deposits of financial institutions, loans
18-2 securities owners to the situation
18-3 Insurance premium income
18-4 insurance property insurance premium income divided
18-5 Property Insurance claims and benefits expenses
18-6 Life insurance premium income divided
18-7 life insurance claims and payment of expenses
Main Statistical Indicators
19, education, technology and culture
19-1 Basic Conditions of education at all levels
19-2 Basic Conditions of Colleges and Universities
19-3 Basic Conditions of secondary vocational school
19-4 of Schools
19-5 Basic Conditions of Primary Schools
19-6 Basic Technical School
19-7 technological achievements registered in the province where
19-8 units of local state-owned enterprises professional and technical personnel
19-9 local professional and technical personnel of state-owned institutions
19-10 cases a variety of technical contract is signed
19-11 Patent Project
19-12 culture
19-13 Cultural Institutions and personnel
19-14 public art and cultural centers (stations) activities
19-15 cultural relics
19-16 Publishing
19-17 magazines, newspapers, publishing
19-18 Broadcasting and Television
19-19 cities (districts) the number and volume of books, libraries, radio and television coverage of the population
Main Statistical Indicators
20, sports, health and other
20-1 sports
The development level of the number of athletes 20-2
20-3 Sports Activities
20-4 health institutions, beds and staff numbers
20-5 various health institutions, beds and staff numbers
20-6 infectious disease morbidity and mortality
20-7 were the first 10 Diseases
20-8 municipalities (district) health institutions, beds and staff numbers
20-9 rural village situation in the WHO
20-10 community health service centers (stations) situation
20-11 new rural cooperative medical condition
20-12 Social Welfare and enterprises, institutions and personnel
20-13 Social Welfare Institutions
20-14 Basic Conditions of Social Welfare Enterprises
20-15 urban community service facilities
20-16 Trade Union
20-17 women's work
20-18 lawyers, notaries, and people's mediation work
20-19 Domestic Notarial Documents by Type
20-20 Marriage Registration
20-21 cities (districts) of marriage registration
20-22 Traffic Accident
20-23 Fire Accidents
20-24 types of casualty situation
20-25 community donations and adoption registration
Main Statistical Indicators
21 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions key indicators
21-1 of the total population and the natural growth rate
21-2 Gross Domestic Product
21-3 investment in fixed assets
21-4 Real Estate Development Company (units) of investment and commercial housing sales
The consumer price index 21-5
21-6 per capita income of urban and rural residents
21-7 per capita consumption expenditure of urban and rural residents
Animal husbandry and fishery output 21-8
21-9 Output of major agricultural products
21-10 Major Industrial Products
21-11, total retail sales and import and export volume
21-12 International Tourism
Appendix
2010 Shaanxi Statistical Highlights