The Site of Yangjia Bridge

The Site of Yangjia Bridge

The Site of Yangjia Bridge is a Cultural Relics Protection Unit of Tongxiang City.

The Site of Yangjia Bridge is located at the north end of Yangjia Bridge in Lejia Village, Zhouquan Town. It dates back to the Liangzhu Culture period and is classified as an ancient site.

On June 9, 1981, the Site of Yangjia Bridge was designated as a Cultural Relics Protection Unit of Tongxiang City.

Zhouquan Town: Zhouquan Town is a typical small town on the water town plains of the Jiangnan region. It is situated in the central part of the Hangjiahu Plain, at the southern edge of the Yangtze River Delta alluvial plain. The area features low and flat terrain, crisscrossing rivers and canals, and fertile land. The local climate is mild, with distinct seasons, abundant sunshine, ample rainfall, and rich natural resources. Traditional specialties of Zhouquan include lambskin from small lakes, silk wadding, and freshwater pearls, which are renowned both domestically and internationally.

Zhouquan Town has 53,742 mu of arable land (including 46,248 mu of paddy fields), 16,398 mu of specialized mulberry gardens, and 4,339 mu of aquaculture areas. The main crops include rice, wheat (both large and small), rapeseed, as well as mulberry cultivation and silkworm breeding... More detailed information about Zhouquan Town ++