FIND CHINA introduces Jiangdu

Jiangdu city, a city along the Yangtze River in the middle of Jiangsu Province was set up as a county in 135 BC and has been famous for its location where the Yangtze River meets the Huaihe River.

 In 1994, Jiangdu City was set up. Jiangdu City covers an area of 1,332 square kilometres, has a population of 1.07 million people, and administrate 13 townships and an economical development zone of provincial level.

There are three Water Bodies The first one refers to the Yangtze River. There ate total bank lines of 35.3 kilometres within its boundary, which are designed as the key development zones in Yangzhou City Jiangsu Province. Jiangdu Harbour is of the Grade I open port of the state level. The second one refers to the Great Canal that is connected to the Yangtze River on its south and the Huaihe River on its north. The canal acts as the main river transportation passage within its boundary. The last one refers to Shaobo Lake. The lake, the flood-discharging channel of the Huaihe River, is a natural water sightseeing districts renowned for its abundant aquatic products.

The local three kinds of fish living in the Yangtze River are especially famous. Jiangdu is famous for its nurseries with the annual output of 10 million pots of flowers and bonsai, 2 millions of fresh cut flowers. Jiangdu silk production is well known with its vast mulberry planting areas.

Hubs of Transportation within the boundary of Jiangdu City, there are Ningqi Railways, Jinghu Expressway, Ningtong Expressway, 328 State Road, Jiangping Road. The landscapes of both town and countryside have improved greatly 10 lines of urban road have been renovated or set up, an extension of Xindu Road to the south has been set up, in addition to high grade roads along the Yangtze River, and sections of Anda Road within..