Tomb of Hu Song

Tomb of Hu Song

The Tomb of Hu Song is a cultural heritage protection unit in Laian County.

The Tomb of Hu Song is located in Shuikou Town. Dating back to the Ming Dynasty, it is categorized as an ancient tomb and covers an area of 11,200 square meters. It was listed among the first batch of cultural heritage protection units in Laian County, with the official announcement number Laizheng [1987] No. 68.

Protected area: 80 meters south of the tomb mound, 20 meters north, and 20 meters to both the east and west.

Construction control zone: an additional 60 meters beyond the protected area.

Shuikou Town: a town under the jurisdiction of Laian County. Established as Shuikou Town in 1949, it became a commune in 1958 and reverted to town status in 1962. Located 17 kilometers south of the county seat, it covers an area of 123.5 square kilometers with a population of 36,000. National Highway 104 and the Chuzhou-Liuhe Road run through the town, and the Xinlai River provides waterway access downstream to the Yangtze River. The town administers 24 village committees: Xinzhuang, Shangcai, Shuidong, Gujing, Zhouqiu, Qingshui, Yewan, Shuangeng, Gaocun, Shuixi, Hexi, Yonghong, Luowei, Dukou, Shuikou, Badun, Yongxiang, Shanya, Zhonglu, Hongtu, Xinhe, Yongdong, Xiyu, and Yangying. Local township enterprises include chemical... More detailed information about Shuikou Town ++