Zhongling Bridge

Zhongling Bridge

Zhongling Bridge is a cultural heritage site protected by Jinxian County.

Era: Qing Dynasty

Type: Ancient Architecture

Address: South of Zhongling Street, Zhongling Township, Jinxian County, Jiangxi Province

Originally built in the Yuan Dynasty and reconstructed during the Qing Dynasty, it spans the Zhongling River from north to south. The bridge has four piers and three arches, constructed of red stone, measuring 25.9 meters in length, 5.45 meters in width, and with an arch span of 5.45 meters. To the south of the bridge stands the "Jielengbinghsuang Archway." In 1983, the bridge deck was repaved with cement, while the piers and arches remained unchanged.

Zhongling Township: Located in the northeastern part of Jinxian County on the southern shore of Junshan Lake, Zhongling Township borders Dongxiang County of Fuzhou and Yugan County of Shangrao across the Xin River to the east—historically known as a strategic location between “three prefectures and three counties.” It neighbors Chixi Township and Nantai Township to the west, Er’tang Township to the north, and Yaqian Township to the south. The total area is 117.36 square kilometers. The township government is located at Zhongling Bridge, which is 26 kilometers from the county seat. The township is named after the bridge.

The township administers fourteen administrative villages: Xiangli, Yingtang, Caifang, Shengjia, San’an, Xiawan, Dongxi, Luopan, Dongtang, Pengqiao, Chayuan, Tainan, Zhongling, and Longquan, comprising 163... More detailed information about Zhongling Township++