Jidu Bridge

[Group 1, Shuiku Village, Caojing Town] A six-pier, seven-span, two-abutment flat stone bridge, also known as Qixing Bridge. Built in the first year of the Guangxu reign during the Qing Dynasty (1875) by Zhou Enda, Xu Zhichuang, and others. Made of yellow sandstone, it runs north-south and spans the Nan Hengtang. The total length is 43.6 meters, width 2.2 meters, and clear span 36 meters. The bridge deck consists of 28 long flagstones. The stone railings on the east and west sides are no longer present, leaving only 4 stone railing posts. There is also a stone stele inscribed with the "Record of Jidu Bridge," containing 18 lines with 24 characters per line, totaling 347 characters. It was designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Jinshan County in 1992.