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Prison · Yingkoushi, Liaoning Province, China

New Shengnongchangjian District (No. 2)

新生农场监区

Located in Yingkoushi, Liaoning Province, China, New Shengnongchangjian District (No. 2) (新生农场监区) operates as a prison. The one other place of detention in Yingkoushi is New Shengnongchangjian District. The nearest other entry in the atlas is New Shengnongchangjian District, about 4.4 km away.

Location

Where it stands

Yingkoushi · 2 facilities on this plate

Particulars

Particulars

Type
Prison
Local name
新生农场监区
District
Yingkoushi
Region
Liaoning Province
Country
China
Vicinity

Also in Yingkoushi

All of Yingkoushi

Questions

Frequently asked

Can I find out if someone is held at New Shengnongchangjian District (No. 2)?

Prison services in China generally do not publish inmate lists. Contact New Shengnongchangjian District (No. 2) or the national prison administration, who can explain what information they are able to share.

What is New Shengnongchangjian District (No. 2) called locally?

Locally it is known as 新生农场监区. Use this name when asking for directions or writing to the facility.

What are the GPS coordinates of New Shengnongchangjian District (No. 2)?

New Shengnongchangjian District (No. 2) is at 40.8764° N, 122.3887° E. The map on this page and the directions link open the exact spot.

What are the visiting rules at New Shengnongchangjian District (No. 2)?

Visits usually have to be booked in advance, and visitors bring official photo identification. Rules differ from one facility to the next, so contact New Shengnongchangjian District (No. 2) before travelling.

What area does New Shengnongchangjian District (No. 2) belong to?

New Shengnongchangjian District (No. 2) is in Yingkoushi, Liaoning Province, China. Yingkoushi has its own page in the atlas with every facility in the area.

Are there other prisons in Yingkoushi?

Yes. The atlas lists 1 other place of detention in Yingkoushi; it is linked at the bottom of this page.

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