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List of prisons in Jiangsu

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This is a list of prisons in Jiangsu.

Name Enterprise name City/County/District Village/Town Established Notes
Changzhou Prison Cement Factory; Valve Plant; Labor Service Processing Plant Changzhou Zhuze 1952 In an average year it holds about

7, 000 inmates, of which 800 are female. It has about 2, 000 new inmates annually. It is the largest prison in the province

Dingshan Prison Dingshan Cement Plant Yixing Dingshu 1951
Gaochun Prison Gaochun County, Nanjing 1969 In Huashan
Gaoyou Prison Gaoyou Farm Gaoyou
Guanyun Prison Wutuhe Farm Guanyun County 1951 In Qidaogou, area of 75 km²
Hongzehu Prison Hongze Farm; Hongxing Chemical Plant Sihong County 1952 Was established as Xinren Farm, in 1956 was divided into Dayou, Minsheng, Xindang and Chaohe Farms. The farm used to be called Prov. Huaiyang Prison, inter alia. The number of inmates is about 2,200
Huaiyin Prison Hongze Farm 1977 Among the products are wrenches of Jinling brand, duck meat of Bailu brand and rice of Maihua brand. Includes Jiangsu Jianhuai Tools Co. Ltd. Wrenches and box wrenches are sold to Europe, the United States, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
Jiangning Prison Cement No.1 Factory; Cement No.2 Factory Jiangning District, Nanjing
Jinling Prison Cement Factory; Clothing Company Nanjing 1983
Jurong Prison Wanshan Coal Mine; Cement Factory; Clothing Factory 1973
Liyang Prison Zhuangzhu Farm; Zhuze Coal Mine; Clothing Factory; Bearing No.1 Plant; Bearing No.2 Plant; Casting Plant Liyang Shezhu 1951 Area of 17,5 km²
Longtan Prison Jiangsu Shuanglongtan Group (Originally Longtan Cement Plant) Longtan 1952 In Zhuzishan. In 1998, Jinling Cement Plant (Jinling Prison) and Wanshan Cement Plant (Jurong Prison) broke off to form separate companies. Produces Shuanghou brand cement and electromechanical integrated cement machine equipment of Baozhu brand
Nanjing Prison Xinsheng Factory; Knit Sweater Factory Tiexinqiao 1905 produces machinery for export to Hongkong
Nanjing Women's Prison Yuhuatai District, Nanjing Tiexinqiao Capacity for 1,400 inmates. 1.1% with sentences less than 2 years, 17.7% sentences from 2 to 5 years, 18.1% from 5 to 7 years, 15.9% 7 to 10 years, 14.4% 10 to 12 years, 9.6 12 to 15 years, 10% 15 years or more, 7.8% have life sentences
Nantong Prison Nantong Knitting & Dyeing Factory; Xinsheng Weaving Factory Nantong About 2,500 inmates
Nantong Women's Prison Nantong More than 1,500 prisoners
Pengcheng Prison Dahu Cement Plant Formerly known as Yunhu Prison, Most of the prisoners serve sentences of less than 10 years
Provincial Juvenile Offender Detachment Ji’nan Farm Zhenjiang Ji'nan, Jurong, Jiangsu
Provincial No. 2 Juvenile Offender Detachment Xiaomaoshan Ceramics Zhenjiang Jurong, Jiangsu In Xiaomaoshan, result of a 1985 merger of Xiaomaoshan Ceramics Factory with Gucheng Juvenile Offenders Department. 3, 600 juvenile inmates, mostly serving sentences of 10 years or more
Pukou Prison Nanjing No. 4 Machine Tool Works; Casting Plant Pukou District, Nanjing 1957 In Shifosi
Suzhou Prison Xinhua Machine Works 1910 Can hold 4,000 inmates
Tongzhou Prison Xinsheng Weaving Plant; LeatherShoe Plant Huanben Over 3,000, near Huanghai sea
Wuxi Prison Jianhua Machine Tool Works Wuxi 1950 For prisoners serving 10 years or more
Xuzhou Prison Xuzhou Pressure Machinery Stock Co. Ltd. (formerly Xuzhou Forging and Pressure Equipment Plant) Xuzhou Products are sold to Europe, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
Yancheng Prison Dazhong Farm Dafeng, Yancheng Xianhe Bilu brand rice, Jianghuai brand crops, Daye brand painting and lifting machines, Xianhe brand plastic products, Dazhu brand wear-resistant castings
Yixing Prison Furong Tea Farm; Casting Plant; Special Steel Mill 1951 In Furongsi, 2,800 inmates as of August 2006, produces Furong brand tea
Zhenjiang Prison Zhenjiang Xinxin Factory Zhenjiang 1935 Houses over 3,000 inmates

Sources

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  • "Laogai Handbook 2007-2008" (PDF) (in Chinese and English). Washington, D.C.: Laogai Research Foundation. October 2008. pp. 271–290. ISBN 978-1-931550-25-3. Retrieved 24 May 2017.