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Ascending the Dingyuan Bridge

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The Dingyuan Upper Bridge is located in Yexi Community, Ludong Town, Dingyuan County. Dating back to the Three Kingdoms and Ming-Qing periods, it is classified as an ancient architectural structure, covering an area of 455 square meters. It was designated as one of the first batch of cultural heritage protection units in Dingyuan County, with announcement number D.Z. [1992] No. 37. The protected area includes 40 meters to the south of the bridge, 40 meters to the north, and 40 meters on both the eastern and western sides of the water around the bridge...

Dingyuan Upper Bridge

The Dingyuan Upper Bridge is a cultural heritage protection unit in Dingyuan County.

The Dingyuan Upper Bridge is located in Yexi Community, Ludong Town, Dingyuan County. Dating back to the Three Kingdoms and Ming-Qing periods, it is classified as an ancient architectural structure, covering an area of 455 square meters. It was designated as one of the first batch of cultural heritage protection units in Dingyuan County, with announcement number D.Z. [1992] No. 37.

Protected area: 40 meters to the south of the bridge, 40 meters to the north, and 40 meters on both the eastern and western sides of the water.

Construction control zone: 20 meters east, south, and north beyond the protected area, and 10 meters to the south.

Yexi Community: Yexi Community Committee neighbors Gaotang Lake to the west, Qili Village to the east, Lunan Village to the north, and San yan Jing and the Shangqiaoqiao Committee to the south. The committee currently has a population of 2,550 people, with 580 acres of contracted farmland and over 200 acres of aquaculture water. There are 199 low-income households totaling 266 people, with 340 participants in urban medical insurance. Ludong Railway Station is located within its jurisdiction. … Yexi Community detailed information++

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