Where is Fangshan District in Beijing?

Fangshan District, which belongs to Beijing, is located at the junction of North China Plain and Taihang Mountain, between 39 30 ′ and 39 55 ′ north latitude and115 25 ′ ~1615 ′ east longitude.

Fangshan District is adjacent to Mentougou District in the north; The northeast is adjacent to Fengtai District; East across Yongding River and Daxing District; The south and west border Zhuozhou City and Laishui County of Hebei Province respectively.

In the second year of Ming Chang (1 19 1), it was renamed Fengxian County, so it was ruled in Fangshan Town today and belonged to Daxing House in Zhongdu Road. In the first year of Yuan Shizu Zhiyuan (1264), it was changed to Daxing House in Zhongdu Road. In the 21st year (1284), it was changed to the Governor's Office of Dadu Road, and in the 27th year of Yuan Dynasty (1290), Fengxian County was changed to fangshan county.

People's Republic of China (PRC) was founded, and fangshan county was subordinate to Tongxian District, Hebei Province, with the county government located in Fangshan City. 1958, fangshan county and Liangxiang County merged into Zhoukoudian District. 1960 Zhoukoudian District was renamed Fangshan County, which belongs to Beijing.

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