Denglong Bridge

Denglong Bridge

Denglong Bridge is a cultural heritage site protected by Jiading District.

Denglong Bridge is located at the northern end of South Street in Jiading Town. It dates back to the Song Dynasty and was rebuilt during the Ming Dynasty.

Denglong Bridge is a cultural heritage site protected by Jiading District.

Protected area: 5 meters on both the south and north sides beyond the bridge structure; 10 meters on both the east and west sides beyond the bridge structure. No parallel bridges may be constructed within the protected area.

Construction control zone: North: Zhongcheng Street; East and West: 20 meters beyond the protected area; South: 10 meters beyond the protected area.

Jiading Town Subdistrict: Before the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, an ancient coastline formed at the mouth of the Yangtze River, and human activity had already emerged along the Lianqi River (now the area around the West Gate Old Street). By the Liang Dynasty's Tianjian era (502–519), a settlement had formed. During the Tang Dynasty, the ancient town of Jiading was named after the Lianqi River and called Lianqi Market. On the ninth day of the twelfth lunar month in the tenth year of the Jiading era of the Southern Song Dynasty (January 7, 1218), the county seat was established and named Jiading after the reign title, a name that has continued to this day. In September 2000, Jiading Town was restructured from a town into a subdistrict.

In 1991, Jiading Town was listed by the Shanghai Municipal People's Government as one of Shanghai’s four major historic and cultural towns, long renowned for its rich cultural heritage... More details about Jiading Town Subdistrict ++