Nanxiang town, Jiading District, Shanghai

Nanxiang town is one of the four famous historical towns in Shanghai. It once had the reputation of "Small South Xiang Sai Suzhou City", with a long history, rich cultural relics and rich tourism resources. Nanxiang town guards the northwest gateway of Shanghai, which is 2 minutes' drive from Hongqiao International Airport/KLOC-0 and 8 kilometers from People's Square/KLOC-0.

Nanxiang, located in the northwest of Shanghai, is the gateway of Jiading to Shanghai, 3 kilometers away from the outer ring road and 18 kilometers away from the city center. Now it has jurisdiction over 8 administrative villages and 8 community neighborhood committees, with a total area of 33.27 square kilometers, a registered population of 48,000 and a permanent population of 1 10000. Nanxiang is a thousand-year-old town. As early as four years in Tian Liang (AD 505), Baihe Nanxiang Temple was built and named after it. Later, five generations of brick towers were built-the Twin Towers, the bonfire pier left by Han Shizong, the anti-Jin people in the Southern Song Dynasty-Hecha Mountain, and the ancient gardens built in the Ming Dynasty. Up to now, it has a history of 1500 years and is one of the four famous historical and cultural towns in Shanghai.

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Nanxiang has convenient transportation by land, sea and air, and is an ideal area for investment, life and residence. The Nanxiang Railway Marshalling Station, the largest railway transportation hub in East China, is within the territory, which is 62km from Hongqiao Airport12km, 62km from Pudong Airport, 8km from Wusong Port18km and 70km from Yangshan Deepwater Port. The main roads in the township have been integrated into the Yangtze River Delta, and 65,438+065,438+0,655,000 rail transit lines have been opened. It takes no more than 30 minutes to reach any station in the city. The inland river routes Zaozaobang and Hengli River can provide 500-ton ships with direct access to the Yangtze River estuary. The waterworks that take water from the Yangtze River supply 50,000 tons of water every day and treat 50,000 tons of sewage every day. Power, natural gas and optical cable communication capabilities are sufficient.