Zhuantang

Zhuantang Street is located in the southern part of Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China, near the east bank of the Qiantang River, with Ling Shan to the west, Fuchun River to the south, and West Lake to the north. The area is mainly flat with hills as a secondary feature, and the terrain slopes from north to south, leaning towards the Qiantang River in the southeast. It is situated at the intersection of National Highway 320, Zhi Jiang Avenue, and the Ring Expressway, making it a must-pass area for the "Three Rivers and Two Lakes" (namely, the Qiantang River, Fuchun River, Xin'an River, West Lake, and Qiandao Lake). Within the area, there are famous tourist attractions such as Songcheng. It is one of the top 100 economically strong towns in the province. The administrative office of Zhuantang Street is located 18 kilometers away from the center of Hangzhou City. The total area is 75.15 square kilometers, with a permanent population of over 55,000 and a floating population of over 45,800. It is comprised of 24 communities and 18 administrative villages, with the administrative office located at No. 7 Zhuantang Avenue.