歸綏道




歸綏道全称“山西总理旗民蒙古事物分巡归绥道兼管归化城等处税”，其最高官员为道台。是清朝政府于乾隆六年（1741年）在今山西省北部和内蒙古自治区中部设置的一个道。


驻归化城（今呼和浩特市旧城），乾隆二十七年(1762)移驻绥远城（今呼和浩特新城）。光绪三十二(1905)年，归绥道领归化城厅、绥远城厅、萨拉齐厅、清水河厅、托克托厅、和林格尔厅、丰镇厅、宁远厅、兴和厅、陶林厅、武川厅、五原厅和东胜直隶厅。中华民国2年（1913年）废除。































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山西省历史二级政区

1800年








1800年，山西省有4道
道


  • 雁平道

  • 歸綏道

  • 冀寧道

  • 河東道


1920年








1920年，山西省有3道
道


  • 冀寧道

  • 雁門道

  • 河東道


1950年













1950年，山西省有3省辖市、8专区
省辖市


  • 太原市

  • 大同市

  • 阳泉市
专区



  • 雁北专区（并为晋北专区）

  • 忻县专区

  • 汾陽專區

  • 興縣專區


  • 榆次专区（1958年改晋中专区）

  • 长治专区

  • 临汾专区

  • 运城专区


1980年













1980年，山西省有4地级市、7地区
省辖市


  • 太原市

  • 大同市

  • 阳泉市

  • 长治市
地区


  • 雁北地区

  • 忻县地区

  • 呂梁地區

  • 晋中地区

  • 晋东南地区

  • 临汾地区

  • 运城地区


2015年








2015年，山西省有11个地级市
地级市


  • 太原市

  • 大同市

  • 阳泉市

  • 长治市

  • 晋城市

  • 朔州市

  • 晋中市

  • 运城市

  • 忻州市

  • 临汾市

  • 吕梁市




参考文献


  • 《中国行政区划通史·清代卷》














































































































































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清朝山西省行政區劃

冀寧道


  • 太原府

  • 汾州府

  • 潞安府

  • 澤州府

  • 遼州

  • 沁州

  • 平定州

河東道註


  • 蒲州府

  • 平陽府

  • 解州

  • 隰州

  • 霍州
雁平道


  • 大同府

  • 朔平府

  • 甯武府

  • 絳州

  • 忻州

  • 保德州

  • 代州
歸綏道


  • 歸化城廳

  • 薩拉齊廳

  • 豐鎮廳

  • 托克托廳

  • 寧遠廳

  • 清水河廳

  • 和林格爾廳

  • 興和廳

  • 武川廳

  • 陶林廳

  • 五原廳

  • 東勝廳

  • 註：以本省鹽法道兼




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