Site of the Deceased Miners Killed by Japanese Invaders in Tiandu during the Occupation of Hainan

Site of the Deceased Miners Killed by Japanese Invaders in Tiandu during the Occupation of Hainan

The Site of the Deceased Miners Killed by Japanese Invaders in Tiandu during the Occupation of Hainan is a cultural heritage site protected at the provincial level in Hainan Province.

The Site of the Deceased Miners Killed by Japanese Invaders in Tiandu during the Occupation of Hainan is located in Jiyang District, Sanya City, dating back to the Republican Era. It is a cultural heritage site protected at the provincial level in Hainan Province.

Protected area: The memorial monument is bounded by the current protective wall of the heritage site, covering an area of 0.102 hectares (approximately 1.53 mu); the mining pit’s eastern boundary is set 15.5 meters west of the planned western edge line of Road No. 5; the southern boundary is set 27 meters north of the planned northern edge line of Road No. 1 (current status); the western boundary is set 21.4 meters east of the planned eastern edge line of Road No. 6 (current status); the northern boundary is set 8.5 meters south of the planned southern edge line of Road No. 3 (current status); the area is 11.027 hectares; the total protected area covers 11.129 hectares (approximately 166.935 mu).