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Dafu Stone Arch Bridge

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Address of Dafu Stone Arch Bridge: Yongjiu Street, Dafu Town, Anhua County Type: Ancient Architecture Era: Qing Dynasty Protected Area: East: 18 meters eastward from the bridge as the base point; South: within 6 meters southward from the first stone step on the southern side; West: within 5 meters westward from the bridge as the base point; North: within 6 meters northward from the first stone step on the northern side…

Dafu Stone Arch Bridge

Dafu Stone Arch Bridge is a cultural relic protection unit of Yiyang City.

Dafu Stone Arch Bridge

Address: Yongjiu Street, Dafu Town, Anhua County

Type: Ancient Architecture

Era: Qing Dynasty

Protected Area: East: 18 meters eastward from the bridge as the base point; South: within 6 meters southward from the first stone step on the southern side; West: within 5 meters westward from the bridge as the base point; North: within 6 meters northward from the first stone step on the northern side

Construction Control Zone: Extend 10 meters outward in all four directions beyond the protected area

Announcement Date: June 21, 2011

Dafu Town: Dafu Town is one of the central market towns in eastern Anhua County, governing 73 villages (residential committees), covering a total area of 226 square kilometers with a population of 50,000. In recent years, the town has embraced the concept of “managing the town as a business,” adhering to the principle of “who invests, who benefits.” Through investment attraction, Anhua Guang’an Real Estate Co., Ltd. and the Dafu Town government jointly invested 20 million yuan to develop and construct the Dafu Town Market. The project covers an area of 16 mu, commenced construction in August 2003, and after more than a year of intensive work, is now largely completed. It includes 108 storefronts and 110 commercial-residential buildings… More details about Dafu Town++

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