Xinbu Island

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Xinbu Island
Native name: 新埠岛
Haidian Island
Geography
Coordinates 20°07′41″N 110°36′10″E / 20.12806°N 110.60278°E / 20.12806; 110.60278Coordinates: 20°07′41″N 110°36′10″E / 20.12806°N 110.60278°E / 20.12806; 110.60278
Country
China
Province Hainan
City Haikou

Xinbu Island (新埠岛) is located adjacent to Haidian Island in Haikou, Hainan, China [1]

The island, located at the mouth of the Nandu River has a population of approximately 4,000 people.[2]

Almost the entire island is populated, and developed in a similar way to suburban Haikou. There are dozens of small temples located within this residential areas. A large strip along the western part has been developed into luxury homes. The northern part of the island is undergoing land reclamation. The entire northern coast, approximately 100 m wide, is sand and earth, with a newly built seawall installed to prevent erosion. Adjacent to this is dozens of fish and shrimp farms.

A small harbour on the east coast.

Plans to develop a new yacht port on the island are underway.[3]

Access

There are three bridges that connect the island to the rest of Hainan:

  • The Xinbu Bridge links with Haidian East 5th Road (海甸五栋路) on Haidian Island.[4]
  • Haikou New East Bridge is an under-construction bridge that will cross the Nandu River. It will connect Xinbu Island at its eastern shore to the rest of the province.
  • A small bridge, the oldest and smallest of the three, connects the main part of Haikou City at its noreastermost point with Xinbu Island close to its southern tip.

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