Liangzhu Zhegui Bridge

Liangzhu Zhegui Bridge

Liangzhu Zhegui Bridge is a municipal-level cultural heritage site of Hangzhou.

Liangzhu Zhegui Bridge is situated between Danwang Natural Village in Lianggang Village, Liangzhu Subdistrict, and Zhangjianong in Shijiawan Community, spanning the Liangzhu River from north to south. It dates back to the Ming Dynasty and is classified as an ancient architectural structure.

In 2009, Liangzhu Zhegui Bridge was designated as a municipal-level cultural heritage site under protection by Hangzhou City.

Protected area: Approximately 10 meters beyond the bridge structure (including a three-story building on the southern side), with a total area of 1,044 square meters.

Construction control zone: East extends approximately 25 meters beyond the protected area, south extends approximately 25 meters beyond the protected area (to the extended exterior wall line of the building), west extends approximately 35 meters beyond the protected area (to the extended exterior wall line of the building), north extends to the curb line of Lianggang Road, approximately 30 meters beyond the protected area, with a total area of 7,005 square meters.

Lianggang Village: Located in the central part of Liangzhu Subdistrict, on the north side of the old National Highway 104 and traversed by the East-West Avenue, Lianggang Village enjoys a superior geographical position. The village was formed in 2003 through the merger of the former Taiping Village, Zhoujiali Village, and Danwang Village, covering a total area of 3.3 square kilometers. It administers 11 villager groups, with a permanent population of 2,843 and a migrant population of over 1,200. By 2010, Lianggang Village had total assets of 11.976 million yuan, with an annual distributable income of 683,000 yuan and a per capita annual income of 14,867 yuan.

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