Changtanping
township in Hunan, China
Changtanping Township (simplified Chinese: 长潭坪乡; traditional Chinese: 長潭坪鄉; pinyin: Changtanping Xiang) is a rural township in Sangzhi County, Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province, China.
Administrative divisions
The township is divided into 8 villages, which include the following areas: Shuiliu Village, Lujiashan Village, Chishiping Village, Changtanping Village, Changtanping Village, Linjiabao Village, Shuazhuxi Village, Tianyanchi Village, and Hongyanshan Village (水流村、路家山村、赤石坪村、长潭坪村、林家包村、刷注溪村、天眼池村、红岩山村).
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