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Xingtangba Bridge

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Xingtangba Bridge is located 0.5 km north of Taiping Bridge in Xianghe Town. It dates back to the Song Dynasty, is classified as an ancient architectural structure, and covers an area of 100 square meters. It is a protected cultural relic of the third batch designated by Quanjiao County, with the announcement document number Quanzheng [2007] No. 32. The protected area extends 30 meters beyond the structure on all sides. The construction control zone extends…

Xingtangba Bridge

Xingtangba Bridge is a cultural relic protection unit of Quanjiao County.

Xingtangba Bridge is located 0.5 km north of Taiping Bridge in Xianghe Town. It dates back to the Song Dynasty, is classified as an ancient architectural structure, and covers an area of 100 square meters. It is a protected cultural relic of the third batch designated by Quanjiao County, with the announcement document number Quanzheng [2007] No. 32.

Protected area: 30 meters beyond the perimeter on all sides.

Construction control zone: 30 meters extending outward from the protected area on all sides.

Xianghe Town: [Geographical Location] Xianghe Town is situated on the banks of the Xianghe River, covering a total area of 124.6 square kilometers. To the north it borders Shizi Township, to the east it adjoins Chenqian Township, to the south it neighbors Wu’gang Town, and to the west lies Ca’ao Township. The town government is 100 km west of Hefei, 60 km east of Nanjing, and 30 km north of Chuzhou. Transportation within the area is convenient, with the Beijing-Shanghai Railway nearby to the east. The Ningxi Railway, soon to be operational, runs through the entire region to the south. To the north, the Chuzhou–Quanjiao Road provides direct access to the urban center. National Highway 312 (Shanghai to Yining, Xinjiang) and S206 Highway both encircle the town and have stops within the area, along with the “312” Expressway… More details about Xianghe Town++

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