As the new administration center of Xi'an, Weiyang district covers an area of 264.41 square kilometers, with 10 sub-districts under its jurisdiction.
As one of the main urban districts of Xi'an, Baqiao district has a total area of 324.5 square kilometers and a population of 1.09 million. It contains nine sub-districts, 95 communities, and 76 administrative villages.
Lianhu district is one of the major urban districts in the city. The total area is 38.5 square kilometers, and there are about 1.03 million permanent residents.
Covering an area of 23.37 square kilometers and home to a permanent population of nearly 779,000, Beilin district in Xi'an, capital of Northwest China's Shaanxi province, has eight sub-districts and 105 communities under its jurisdiction.
The present day Xincheng district is located in the northeast part of urban Xi'an, with Lanzhou-Lianyungang Railroad running across the district from the east to the west. The Ming Dynasty city wall divides the district into two parts as the inner city and the outer city. The district covers an area of 31.2 square kilometers.