Former Site of the Shangsanxi Red Transport Station (Shangde Hall)

Former Site of the Shangsanxi Red Transport Station (Shangde Hall)

The Former Site of the Shangsanxi Red Transport Station (Shangde Hall) is a cultural heritage site protected at the county level in Shanghang County and is also recognized as a classic red tourism attraction.

The Former Site of the Shangsanxi Red Transport Station (Shangde Hall) is located at No. 9-10, Shangsanxi Village First Road, Sancun, Xikou Town. Originally built in the 14th year of the Daoguang reign during the Qing Dynasty (1834), it covers an area of 1,400 square meters, faces south with a north orientation, and features a timber-and-earth structure. Between 1930 and 1931, the Red Transport Line passed through this area, where a temporary station was set up to connect the Baisha and Xikou Dayangba stations.

Protected Area:

To the east, it extends 1 meter outward to the west wall of the Yang Xixian residence; to the south, 10 meters outward; to the west, 1 meter outward to the west wall of the Yang Kaixian residence; and to the north, 10 meters outward to the north wall of the auxiliary building.

Construction Control Zone:

Extending 20 meters outward from the protected area boundaries on the southeast, southwest, and northwest sides.

Xikou Town: Located in the southeastern part of Shanghang County, Xikou is at the junction of Shanghang, Xinluo, and Yongding counties (districts). It borders Hugang Township of Yongding County to the east; neighbors Taibai Township of Shanghang County to the south; adjoins Chadi Township of Shanghang County to the west; and leans against Shuangji Mountain, connecting with Dachi Town of Xinluo District and Baisha Town of Shanghang County to the north. The region is part of the main hilly area, boasting fertile soil, abundant resources, beautiful mountains and rivers, a mild climate, and a talented and resource-rich populace. It covers a total area of 234,797 mu (approximately 160.58 square kilometers), including 196,832 mu of mountainous land, accounting for 85.10% of the total area, and forested land of 1... More detailed information about Xikou Town++