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Dongligou Site

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The Dongligou Site is located 100 meters west of Dongligou Village, Yongqing Town, Qingshui County. Dating back to the Qijia Culture, it is classified as an ancient site. It was designated as a county-level cultural heritage protection unit of Qingshui County on August 28, 1989. Protected area: with the central point as the base, east: bounded by Ligou River; west: bounded by Konggou River; south: bounded by the peak of Ligou West Plateau; north: …

Dongligou Site

The Dongligou Site is a cultural heritage protection unit of Qingshui County.

The Dongligou Site is located 100 meters west of Dongligou Village, Yongqing Town, Qingshui County. Dating back to the Qijia Culture, it is classified as an ancient site.

It was designated as a county-level cultural heritage protection unit of Qingshui County on August 28, 1989.

Protected area: with the central point as the base, east: bounded by Ligou River; west: bounded by Konggou River; south: bounded by the peak of Ligou West Plateau; north: bounded by Tongwen Highway.

Construction control zone: extending 30 meters outward from the perimeter boundaries of the protected area in the east, south, west, and north.

Yongqing Town: Natural Environment: Yongqing Town is located in the central part of Qingshui County, with a total land area of 37,800 mu and a total cultivated land area of 17,100 mu. The average elevation is 1,500 meters, the annual average temperature is 8.9°C, the annual average rainfall is 580.5 millimeters, and the frost-free period lasts 172 days per year.

Administrative Divisions: It governs 4 residential committees and 19 village committees.

Population: The town has a total of 11,010 households, a total population of 48,428, and 24,280 employed residents.

Six Connections: All 19 villages have access to electricity, postal service, … Detailed information about Yongqing Town++

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