Mandarin Duck Nine-Gate Bridge

Mandarin Duck Nine-Gate Bridge

The Mandarin Duck Nine-Gate Bridge is a cultural relic protection unit of Long’an County.

The Mandarin Duck Nine-Gate Bridge is located in Luhai Village, Luji Village, Qiaojian Town, Long’an County, dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. Its category is unspecified.

In 1989, the Mandarin Duck Nine-Gate Bridge was designated as a cultural relic protection unit of Long’an County.

Qiaojian Town: Qiaojian Town is located in the central-southern part of Long’an County. It borders Natong Town to the east, Gu’tan Township and Fusui County’s Zhongdong Town to the south, and adjoins Pingshan Township, Nancun Town, and Chengxiang Town to the northwest. The total area is 217.5 square kilometers. The town government is 80 kilometers from Nanning City. The area is traversed by the Nanning-Kunming Railway and the Nanning-Baise Second-Class Highway, with the Youjiang River and Lushui River flowing through. There are 15 administrative villages, 68 natural villages, 263 villager groups, 7,963 households, and a total population of 39,800, including 36,600 agricultural residents. The arable land area is 75,382 mu, including 6... More details on Qiaojian Town ++