Beihuangcheng Island Shanqian Site
The Beihuangcheng Island Shanqian Site is a municipal cultural heritage site in Yantai.
The Beihuangcheng Island Shanqian Site is located in Shanqian Village, Beihuangcheng Township, Changdao County, dating back to the Neolithic Age.
On May 20, 2011, the Beihuangcheng Island Shanqian Site was designated as part of the fourth batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Yantai City.
Protected area: Point A: the site marker plaque location, E120°54'37.5", N38°23'09.9". Point B: the northwest corner of the village committee building, E120°54'35.1", N38°23'10.0". The boundary is defined by connecting points A, B, C, and D at the edges of the site. The intersection points of every two lines serve as marker points (i.e., points A, B, C, and D). Point A: located at the southeast corner of the site; Point B: the northeast corner of the site; Point C: the northwest corner of the site; Point D: the southwest corner of the site. Range description: A–B = 100m, A–D = 150m (forming a rectangle). Protected area size: 15,000 m²
Beihuangcheng Township: The total land area of the island is 2.61 square kilometers. It governs two administrative villages: Shanqian Village and Shanhou Village, with a total population of 2,395. In 2005, the total economic income of the fishing villages was 146 million yuan, with the proportion of the primary, secondary, and tertiary industries being 49:34:17. Tax revenue reached 1.73 million yuan. The total fishing income was 71.5 million yuan, including 54 million yuan from aquaculture and 17.5 million yuan from fishing. Actual utilized foreign investment exceeded 12.5 million yuan. The per capita net income was 5,100 yuan, and the per capita living area was 27 square meters.
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Further reading:
· Fourth Batch of Municipal-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Yantai City
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