Lindong Township, subordinate to the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Bahrain Left Banner, is located in the central part of Bahrain Left Banner, neighboring with the pioneer township of Arukolqin Banner in the east, bordering with Longchang Township in the southeast, connecting with Longchang Township and Chaganhaddar Sumu in the south, bordering with Harahaddar Township in the west and adjoining with Thirteen Aoobo Township in the north. Lindong Township administrative area of 834.5 square kilometers.At the end of 2018, Lindong Township had a household population of 67,334. Liao is where the Liao Shangjing Linxiangfu and the governed Linxiang County and Changtai County are located. Jin successively for the upper capital of Linxiangfu, Beijing is located. It belonged to Bahrain Left Wing Banner in Qing Dynasty. During the period of Republic of China, it was under the jurisdiction of Bahrain Zuoyi Banner and Lindong County successively, and it was the first district of Beizimiao (neighborhood). 1955, Lindong Township was set up. 1958, it was changed to Lindong Township Commune, and Lindong Township was resumed in 1981, and in 2001, Fushandi, BaoLiHangTu, and Hantubai Townships were merged into Lindong Township, and in 2005, Hadainge, and Baininggou Townships were transferred to Lindong Township, and in 2006, Shihua Village was transferred to Chaganhadasumu from Lindong Township. In June 2020, lindong town jurisdiction 33 administrative villages. The people's government of the town is stationed in the urban area of Lindong Township. In 2018, there are 28 industrial enterprises in Lindong Township, among which there are 7 industrial enterprises above the scale, and there are 83 comprehensive stores or supermarkets with business area over 50 square meters.