Tongyangdao Region
Coverage
| Coverage radius | 242.54 km |
| Coverage area | 184,806 km² |
| Coordinates | 41.9168°, 110.6388° |
| Distance from Cape Town | ~13,970 km |
| Expansion generation | 32 |
| Region ID | R-32-0024 |
Neighbouring Regions (4)
Cities Within This Region
Hohhot 2,350,000 people · 149.3 km from region centre
Hohhot is a major city of 2,350,000 people in China, serving as an important economic, cultural, and civic hub for its region. As part of the ISWI governance network, it represents a key node in connecting communities across Asia.
Baotou 2,150,000 people · 155.6 km from region centre
Baotou is a major city of 2,150,000 people in China, serving as an important economic, cultural, and civic hub for its region. As part of the ISWI governance network, it represents a key node in connecting communities across Asia.
Ulanqab 550,231 people · 231.8 km from region centre
Home to 550,231 people, Ulanqab is a significant urban centre in China and a community with a growing role in regional civic and economic life.
Jining 258,757 people · 228.1 km from region centre
Home to 258,757 people, Jining is a significant urban centre in China and a community with a growing role in regional civic and economic life.
About Iswi-Linc Regional Governance
The Iswi-Linc Regional Activity Map divides Earth's land surface into a mesh of overlapping circular regions, each 242.54 km in radius, expanding outward from Cape Town, South Africa. The Tongyangdao region sits at generation 32, approximately 13,970 km from the origin.
Each region is a node in ISWI's decentralised civic network. Online users, verification nodes (Iswi-linc), and scheduled governance events including town halls, conferences, and in-person gatherings are tracked per region in real time.
ISWI is built by Iswi NPC, a 100% Black-owned technology company based in Cape Town. The platform focuses on transparent, geographically anchored civic participation.
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