Site of the Ancient Nanzhou Wharf
The Site of the Ancient Nanzhou Wharf is a cultural relics protection unit of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
Site of the Ancient Nanzhou Wharf
Protection Level: Provincial-level
Time Period: Ming Dynasty – Republican Era
Address: Banks of the Yu River, Nanzhou Village, Jiangnan Subdistrict Office, Gangnan District
Protected Area: Centered on the Ancient Nanzhou Wharf, Zhongshan Park Qidao Archway, Old Nanzhou Street, Yakuai Archway, and the ancient Qidao, within a 50-meter radius along the central axis.
Construction Control Zone: Centered on the Ancient Nanzhou Wharf, Zhongshan Park Qidao Archway, Old Nanzhou Street, Yakuai Archway, and the ancient Qidao, within a 70-meter radius along the central axis.
Official Document Number: "Notice of the People's Government of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region on the Examination, Approval, and Announcement of the Sixth Batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Relics Protection Units" (Gui Zheng Fa [2009] No. 38)
Gangnan Government Document [2004] No. 11 designated it as a county-level cultural relics protection unit
Jiangnan Subdistrict: The Jiangnan Subdistrict Office administers five communities: Nanzhou, Musongling, Nanshan, Lianshi, and Hangyun. The office is located in the Musongling Community (middle section of Gangnan Road).
The Jiangnan Subdistrict Office is situated in the Jiangnan area of Guigang City, adjacent to the Yu River section of the Xijiang River basin, and falls under the jurisdiction of Gangnan District. It serves as the political, economic, and cultural center of Gangnan District. Located south of the urban area and along the banks of the Yu River, it neighbors Batang Town and Xintang Township. Its boundaries extend east to the Grenoble Chemical Company, south to Xina and the hillsides of Xintang Village, west to Xianyitan Wharf, and north to the Yu River. The Jiangnan urban area administers three communities... More detailed information about Jiangnan Subdistrict ++
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