Dangyang, Hubei belongs to Yichang City. Dangyang is directly under the jurisdiction of Hubei Province and is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Yichang City. Dangyang is located in the central part of Hubei Province, adjacent to the Three Gorges Yichang in the west, the ancient city of Jingzhou in the east, and Longzhong Xiangyang in the north.

Dangyang City starts from Sunjiawan in Chenchang in the east and reaches Caojiagang in Zaolin in the west. The maximum distance from east to west is 51 kilometers. It borders Jingmen City in the east. Starting from the point where the Zhanghe River enters the city due to the north, it goes northeast, passing through Yingziya and Yangjiawan, and then goes south along the main channel of the Zhanghe reservoir area, then passes through Guanyin Dam, Majiadian, Dianzigang, and Sunjiawan, to The Hanyi Highway on the southeastern border of the city is connected to the mountains and rivers of Jingmen City.

Historical development of Dangyang City.

Dangyang was a kingdom of power in ancient times. During the Warring States Period, the Qin Dynasty founded Dangyang County, which belongs to Nanjun. It has a history of more than 2,200 years and is one of the birthplaces of Chu culture. Within the territory there are Yuquan Temple, a Buddhist holy place known as one of the "Four Wonders in the World", and Guanling Temple, one of the three largest Guan Temples in China. On October 22, 1988, the State Council approved Dangyang to be removed from the county and established as a city. The second meeting of the Eleventh People's Congress of Dangyang County decided that Dangyang City was officially established on January 1, 1989. In March 1992, Yichang prefecture and city were merged, and Dangyang City was under the jurisdiction of Yichang City.