Yong'an Bridge
Yong'an Bridge is a cultural relic protection unit of Laian County.
Yong'an Bridge is located in Dushan Township and dates back to the Ming Dynasty. It is classified as an ancient architectural structure, covering an area of 324 square meters. It is a cultural relic protection unit of the fifth batch designated by Laian County, with the official announcement number Chu Zheng Mi [2017] No. 122.
Protected Area: Extends 3 meters beyond the structure on all sides.
Construction Control Zone: Extends 15 meters beyond the protected area on all sides.
Dushan Township: Dushan Township is located on the eastern edge of Laian County. To the east, it faces Chengqiao Town of Luhe District, Jiangsu Province, across a river; to the north, it borders Zhuzhen Town of Jiangsu; to the west, it neighbors Shiguan Town; and to the south, it is adjacent to Leiguan Town. The township covers a total area of 72.4 square kilometers, with a population of 22,000. The arable land area is 44,000 mu, and it administers 15 village committees, 2 neighborhood committees, and 219 villager groups. It is part of the hilly region behind the dike area.
Agriculture
The annual grain cultivation area is approximately 56,000 mu, and the rapeseed cultivation area is about 24,000 mu. The township’s water conservancy facilities include 4 first-level irrigation and drainage stations, among which… More detailed information about Dushan Township ++
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