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Which province does Zhangzhuangpu service area belong to?

Zhangzhuangpu service area belongs to Hubei Province. According to Baidu map, Zhangzhuangpu service area belongs to Hubei Province, China. Zhangzhuangpu Town is located at the south gate of Gongan County, Jingzhou City, Hubei Province, China, bordering Lixian County, Hunan Province, and 207 national highway runs through the whole territory. Zhangzhuangpu Town covers an area of 182.6 square kilometers (20 17), with an area of 87,000 mu of cultivated land, including 70,000 mu of paddy fields. There are 37 administrative villages and 346 village groups. It is a large-scale township with agriculture as the mainstay, and its grain output ranks first in Gongan County. Hubei has a long history. Before Xia and Shang Dynasties (2 1 century-BC1century), southern nationalities lived and worked here for a long time. During the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC), the territory of Chu was mainly in Hunan and Hubei, which was the most powerful among the southern countries. During the Warring States Period (475- 22 BC1), southern countries were unified in Chu. In 22 1 year BC, the unified Qin dynasty was divided into forty counties, with most of the southern counties in Hubei and Hanzhong, Nanyang, Changsha and Guizhou in the central counties. The Western Han Dynasty divided the world into thirteen counties, with Hanshui as the boundary, Nanjun in the west and Jiangxia in the east, all belonging to Jingzhou. In the Three Kingdoms, Wu Wei was divided into Hubei, which was called Jingzhou. From the Jin Dynasty to the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Liu Song settled in Jingzhou and Yunzhou, and overseas Chinese settled in Yongzhou. Xiao Qi inherited the organizational system of Liu Song. After the Liang Dynasty, the organizational system was disordered, unified in the Sui Dynasty, still called Jingzhou, and once called Ezhou, so Hubei was called Hubei for short.