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Yan Si Bridge is located at the western end of East Street in Anting Town and dates back to the Ming Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected by Jiading District. Protected area: 5 meters to the east and west outside the bridge structure, and 10 meters to the south and north. Construction control zone: 10 meters to the east and west beyond the protected area, and 20 meters to the south and north. No parallel...

Yan Si Bridge

Yan Si Bridge is a cultural heritage site protected by Jiading District.

Yan Si Bridge is located at the western end of East Street in Anting Town and dates back to the Ming Dynasty.

Yan Si Bridge is a cultural heritage site protected by Jiading District.

Protected area: 5 meters to the east and west outside the bridge structure, and 10 meters to the south and north.

Construction control zone: 10 meters to the east and west beyond the protected area, and 20 meters to the south and north. No parallel bridges are allowed within the construction control zone.

Anting Town: Located in the northwest suburbs of Shanghai, Anting Town is a modern comprehensive industrial city primarily focused on the automobile industry and supporting manufacturing. It also serves as a central town in western Shanghai. Bordered by the Shanghai–Nanjing Expressway to the south, Jiangsu Province to the west, and Jiading District to the north, it sits at the junction of Jiading, Kunshan, and Qingpu, 32 kilometers from downtown Shanghai and 20 kilometers from Shanghai Hongqiao Airport. Since the reform and opening-up, driven by the spirit that “development is the absolute principle,” Anting has attracted a large number of domestic and international investors with its solid industrial foundation, superior geographical location, and sincere cooperative attitude to invest and build... More details about Anting Town++

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