Hanyang

Hanyang District shapes some portion of the urban center of and is one of 13 areas of Wuhan, the capital of Hubei region, People's Republic of China. As of now, it is a locale and stands between the Han River right/southern bank and the Yangtze River left/northwestern bank, where the previous channels into the last mentioned. It is associated by scaffolds with its previous sister urban areas, Hankou and Wuchang. By and by, on the left bank of the Yangtze, it outskirts the areas of Qiaokou toward the north over the Han River, Jianghan toward the upper east, Caidian toward the southwest, and Dongxihu toward the northwest; on the contrary bank it fringes Wuchang and Hongshan.

Guiyuan Temple is situated in Hanyang. The name "Hanyang" keeps on being regularly utilized for the piece of urban Wuhan between the Han and the Yangtze. Authoritatively, the zone frames Hanyang District of the City of Wuhan, with a territory of 108 square kilometers and a populace of 510,000. The Hanyang Arsenal is known for its generation of the purported "Hanyang rifle" - an indigenous Asian duplicate of the German Model 1888 Commission Rifle, which was intensely utilized in World War II, and in addition in the Korean War and Vietnam War.