Baima Kiln Site

Baima Kiln Site

The Baima Kiln Site is a cultural relic protection unit of Hengyang City.

Baima Kiln Site

Type: Ancient ruins

Era: Song to Yuan Dynasties

Address: Baima Village, Yintian Town

Protected area: 30 meters outward from the edge of the kiln site in all four directions.

Construction control zone: 60 meters outward from the protected area in all four directions.

Yintian Town: Yintian Town is located in the eastern part of Changning City. In May 1995, following the district and township consolidation, the former Yintian Town, Longmen Township, and Hengtou Township under the former Yintian District were merged into Greater Yintian Town. By the end of 1998, the town governed 33 villages, 2 neighborhood committees, 323 villager groups, 8,338 households, and 37,136 people, including 1,938 non-agricultural residents; the total area is 87 square kilometers, with cultivated land covering 30,135 mu, including 25,120 mu of paddy fields and 5,015 mu of dry land. The name "Yintian" is derived from the elegant phrase “blessed virtue fields.” The ancient town of Yintian has a long history, with markets established as early as the Qianlong era of the Qing Dynasty. … More details about Yintian Town ++