Dangpudi Manchu Ethnic Township

 is an ethnic township located in the Songshan District of Chifeng, Inner Mongolia. The ethnic township contains a large ethnically Manchu population, spans an area of 386 km2, and has a hukou population of 41,822 as of 2018.

Administrative divisions
Dangpudi is divided into the following village-level divisions:


 * Xinjing Village
 * Dangpudi Village
 * Daxinglongzhuang Village
 * Xiaoxinglongzhuang Village
 * Xinglongwa Village
 * Beidao Village
 * Guanjiaying Village
 * Majiazi Village
 * Wangjiayingzi Village
 * Xindian Village
 * Halahaigou Village
 * Nianzigou Village
 * Hajingou Village
 * Shijiezhuang Village
 * Liujiagou Village
 * Damutougou Village
 * Nanpingfang Village
 * Hashitu Village
 * Shijianggou Village
 * Xiaomutougou Village
 * Jiaojiayingzi Village
 * Sanjia Village
 * Sidaogouliang Village
 * Longwangmiao Village
 * Zhalanfen Village

Demographics
As of 2018, the ethnic township has a hukou population of 41,822. As of 2012, the ethnic township was home to approximately 42,000 people, comprising 9,854 households. Of the ethnic township's population, 6,019 people, or approximately 14% of the population, were ethnically Manchu as of 2012.

Economy
As of 2015, the ethnic township had a gross domestic product (GDP) of 1.46 billion yuan, and 70.466 million yuan of fiscal revenue. The ethnic township's rural population has an annual disposable income averaging 11,057 yuan.

Dangpudi's local economy is dominated by the agricultural sector, which employs about 12,000 workers. Major agricultural products of the ethnic township include fruits, vegetables, pork, beef, and donkey meat.

The ethnic township also attracts rural tourism, and mining of minerals such as molybdenum is also present in Dangpudi.

Poverty alleviation
During the mid-2010's, the government of Inner Mongolia launched a program to improve living conditions within the county. This program involved renovating homes which were deemed "dangerous", paving many previously unpaved roads, expanding safe drinking water infrastructure, improving health infrastructure, expanding the ethnic township's cultural facilities, and improving the ethnic township's supermarkets among other activities.