Longxing Bridge in Linping

Longxing Bridge in Linping

Longxing Bridge in Linping is a municipal-level cultural heritage site protected by Hangzhou City.

Longxing Bridge in Linping is situated on the eastern section of East Street in Linping Subdistrict, crossing the Shangtang River from north to south, with Nanyuan Subdistrict to the south. It dates back to the Qing Dynasty and is classified as an ancient architectural structure.

In 2009, Longxing Bridge in Linping was designated as a municipal-level cultural heritage site protected by Hangzhou City.

Protected Area: The protected zone extends approximately 20 meters beyond the bridge structure, covering a total area of 3,000 square meters.

Construction Control Zone: Extends approximately 30 meters beyond the protected area in the east, west, and north directions, and to the edge of the railway to the south, covering a total area of 9,154 square meters.

Linping Subdistrict: In early 2008, Linping Subdistrict and Donghu Subdistrict began operating under a joint office system. The subdistrict is located in the northeast of Yuhang District, Hangzhou City, bordering Haining City and Tongxiang City to the east, serving as the eastern gateway of both Yuhang District and Hangzhou City, and is also the seat of Yuhang District government. The entire jurisdiction covers an area of 49.3 square kilometers, encompassing 23 communities and 14 villages, of which 20 communities are under regular management and 17 are under trusteeship.

The subdistrict governs 20 communities (including 8 that were converted from villages), with a total of 38,462 households and a registered population of 55,070 people by the end of 2010, … Linping Subdistrict detailed information++