What is the postcode of Luonan Town, Baoshan District?

No.200436, Changnan Road, Baoshan, Shanghai

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20 Nandong Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai1908

20 1908 Nannong Street, Baoshan District, Shanghai

20 Nanchang Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai1908

Huanzhen South Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai

Nanhuayuan Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai

No.200444, Zaolu Road, Nanxun, Baoshan District, Shanghai

20094 Xinyue South Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai1

20 1906, South Broadcasting Station Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai

20 1908, Luonan Third Village, Baoshan District, Shanghai

20 1908, Nandonger Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai

20 1908, Qinan Second Village, Baoshan District, Shanghai

20 1908, Luonan No.1 Village, Baoshan District, Shanghai

20 1908, Luonan Second Village, Baoshan District, Shanghai

20 1908, Qinan No.1 Village, Baoshan District, Shanghai

200443 Nanyunzao Bypass, Baoshan District, Shanghai

Nan Zhou 20 190 1 Meipu Village, Baoshan District, Shanghai

Wang Nan, Xibang Village, Baoshan District, Shanghai 20 190 1

No.333, Chen Nan Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai 200444

Luodian Town is located in the west of Baoshan District.

In the second year of Xuantong in Qing Dynasty (19 10), Luodian City was established. 18 (1929) was renamed fourth area. In 27 years, it belongs to Baoshan District, in 32 years it belongs to the third district of Baoshan Special Zone, and in the following year it belongs to Baoshan County. In 34 years, it was renamed Luodian District. In 36 years, it was renamed as a town, 1949 as a district, and 195 1 became a county-owned town. 1958 belongs to Yuejin People's Commune, and 196 1 is the county seat. Luodian, the resident of the Town People's Government, has jurisdiction over 4 neighborhood committees and 13 villagers' committees. It covers an area of 22.97 square kilometers and has a population of about 27,700. Hutai Road and Luo Yue Highway intersect in the town. Jiejing, Luochuan and Pan Jing crisscross Li Anqi, Gu Jing and Malu River. There is the Jade Palace (now Baoshan Jing Temple) built in the Ming Dynasty.