Guangcun Tomb Cluster

Guangcun Tomb Cluster

The Guangcun Tomb Cluster is a cultural heritage site protected at the provincial level in Hainan Province.

The Guangcun Tomb Cluster is located in Guangcun Town, Danzhou City, dating back to the Tang Dynasty. It is a cultural heritage site protected at the provincial level in Hainan Province.

Protected Area: With the bottom edge of the stone coffin in Tomb 3 as the center point (coordinates: X:338257, Y:2192017), the area extends 5 meters east, 10 meters west, and 20 meters both south and north, covering a total area of 600 square meters. The protected area of the Xinlong Tomb Cluster: Starting from the bottom edge of the stone coffin in Tomb 22 (coordinate point: X:3444923, Y:2196403), it follows the terrain northeast for 815 meters to the bottom edge of the stone coffin in Tomb 1 (coordinate point: X:345527, Y:2195495); and 15 meters east, covering a total area of 32,324 square meters. Additionally, with the bottom edge of the stone coffin in Tomb 23 (coordinates: X:344642, Y:2194834) as the center point, the boundary extends 10 meters east, west, and south, and 5 meters north, covering an area of 252 square meters.

Guangcun Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Danzhou City. Established as Guangcun Town in 1957, later changed to a commune, became a district in 1983, and reverted to town status in 1986. Located in the northern part of the city, it is 54 kilometers from the municipal government. Covering an area of 118.4 square kilometers, it has a population of 17,000. It is the terminus of the Na (Da)–Guang (Cun) Highway. The town administers six village committees—Guanghong, Tunji, Xinlong, Juxiong, Xindi, and Tengjin—and one neighborhood committee, Bochao. Town-run enterprises include agricultural machinery plants, shipyards, bamboo and wood processing factories, and brick and tile kilns. Major agricultural products include rice, peanuts, and sugarcane. ... Guangcun Town detailed information++