Jiading

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Jiading

Jiading (嘉定 区Jiādìng Qū ) is a district of the government-direct city of Shanghai in the People's Republic of China . Jiading has an area of ​​464.2 km² and approx. 537,900 inhabitants (end of 2007). The population density is 1,115 people per square kilometer.

There has been a special industrial zone in Jiading since 1992, which also supports the development of the new Shanghai district of Pudong . The municipality of Anting (安亭 镇), one of the automobile centers in China, is also located in the municipality. In the vicinity of Anting is also the Jiading Campus of Tongji University , on which mainly the technical and engineering-oriented institutes of the university are located.

Attractions

Jiading has the largest preserved Confucius temple south of the Jangtses , which was built in 1219. Today it is also home to the Shanghai Chinese Official Examination Museum. Further north of the city is the Garden of Autumn Clouds (秋霞 圃, Qiūxiá Pǔ ), the oldest classical garden in Shanghai (laid out in 1502). The Shanghai International Circuit , where the Chinese Grand Prix has been held since 2004, is also located in the special industrial zone mentioned above .

Administrative structure

At the community level, Jiading is made up of three street districts , seven large communities , a new development area and an industrial area. These are:

  • Xinchenglu street district (新 成 路 Straßen), seat of government of the city district;
  • Jiadingzhen Street District (嘉定 镇 街道);
  • Road quarter Zhenxin (真新街道);
  • Greater Anting (安亭 镇);
  • Greater community Huating (华亭镇);
  • Greater community Jiangqiao (江桥镇);
  • Malu Municipality (马 陆 镇);
  • Greater community Nanxiang (南翔镇);
  • Greater community Waigang (外冈镇);
  • Greater community Xuhang (徐行镇);
  • Development area Juyuan (菊园新区);
  • Jiading Industrial Area (嘉定 工业 区) is managed directly by the city.

See also

Web links

Commons : Jiading District  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Oliver Fülling: Shanghai. DuMont Reiseverlag, Ostfildern 2015, ISBN 978-3-7701-6537-7 , p. 80.

Coordinates: 31 ° 20 '  N , 121 ° 14'  E