Former Site of the Secret Liaison Office of the Indochinese Communist Party

Former Site of the Secret Liaison Office of the Indochinese Communist Party

The former site of the secret liaison office of the Indochinese Communist Party is a cultural relics protection unit at the county level in Longzhou County.

The former site of the secret liaison office of the Indochinese Communist Party is located at No. 81 Ying Street, Longzhou Town, dating back to the Republican era.

The former site of the secret liaison office of the Indochinese Communist Party is a county-level cultural relics protection unit.

The protected area is defined as follows: 31.8 meters to the east from Residence No. 79 to the dock near Residence No. 71; 59 meters to the west from Residence No. 83 to Residence No. 101; and a 50-meter straight line extending southward from Residence No. 79 to Residence No. 101. A 10-meter buffer zone is established around the protected area as a construction control zone.

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