Which county does Baishan Town belong to?

Baishan Town belongs to Suixi County, Huaibei City, Anhui Province.

1In August, 958, the whole German district was abolished and two people's communes, Quande and Xulou, were established. 1February, 1992, the district was withdrawn and merged into townships, and the original eight townships were merged into two towns, Quande and Xulou. In March 2006, Anhui Provincial People's Government approved the cancellation of Xulou Town in Suixi County and merged it into Baishan Town. Baishan Town governs 22 administrative villages and 2 farm living quarters.

Baishan Town is located at the junction of the four provinces of Jiangsu, Shandong, Henan and Anhui. The provincial roads Siyong Road, Xiaohuai Road and Liu Huai Road meet in the center of the town, connecting Tianjin, Shanghai, Longhai and Beijing-Kowloon. The town covers an area of 260 square kilometers.

Cultural relics and historic sites:

Baishan Town has 1 World Cultural Heritage, 2 national key cultural relics protection units, 3 municipal cultural relics protection units and 4 county cultural relics protection units. In addition to the historical sites such as Town Site, Qin Ancient City Site, Baishan County Site and Huanbei County Site, the Grand Canal Site is located in Wande Village and is now a national key cultural relics protection unit.

Architectural remains include Zhude Old Street, Zhude, Baoding Post, Liuzi Tongyuan, Tonghai Well and Longya Bridge. Religious relics include the Great Temple, the Temple, the Xiangmiao Temple, the Temple of Fire, the Jade Emperor Temple, the Dong Prison Temple, the Taishan Temple, the Sansheng Temple and the Sanguan Temple. There are still many tombs, stone carvings and other relics in Baishan Town.