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Tomb of Anti-Japanese War Martyrs at Dayiling

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Tomb of Anti-Japanese War Martyrs at Dayiling Level: County-level Era: 1944 Address: On the Banpoling ridge, south of Dayiling, Xiadu Village, Shangdu Subdistrict The protection zone is an area with the tombstone as the center, extending 8 meters in front, 14.5 meters behind, and 12.5 meters on each side. The construction control zone is the same as the protection zone. July 2012…

Tomb of Anti-Japanese War Martyrs at Dayiling

The Tomb of Anti-Japanese War Martyrs at Dayiling is a cultural tourism attraction.

Tomb of Anti-Japanese War Martyrs at Dayiling

Level: County-level

Era: 1944

Address: On the Banpoling ridge, south of Dayiling, Xiadu Village, Shangdu Subdistrict

The protection zone is an area with the tombstone as the center, extending 8 meters in front, 14.5 meters behind, and 12.5 meters on each side. The construction control zone is the same as the protection zone.

2012.7.3

Pingnan County People’s Government (Document No. Ping Zheng Fa [2012] 5)

Shangdu Subdistrict: Located on the southern bank of the Xunjiang River in the central-western part of Pingnan County, Shangdu Subdistrict faces the county town across the river. The Pingnan–Zhenlong secondary highway runs through the area. In August 1987, Shangdu Township People’s Government was established after separating from Huan Cheng Township. In 1992, it was upgraded from township to town. In May 1994, the town government relocated from Shangdu Street to Xiadu. The administrative area covers 96 square kilometers, with 1,690 hectares of arable land. It governs 5 village committees and 1 community, with a population of 38,763. There is 1 vocational school (county-run), 4 middle schools (2 private), and 6 primary schools. There is 1 health center and 16 health clinics. Mineral resources include... More details about Shangdu Subdistrict ++

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