List of prisons in Inner Mongolia

This is a list of prisons within Inner Mongolia region of the People's Republic of China.

Inner Mongolia

Chifeng

Prisons
Name Enterprise name City/County/District Village/Town Established Notes
Chifeng Prison Inner Mongolia Aut. Region Chifeng Brickyard; Inner Mongolia Aut. Region Wanjie Stone and TimberFactory; Chifeng Tibetan Handicrafts Econ. & Trade Co. Ltd.; Chifeng Machine Works Songshan District, Chifeng 1951 Sells overseas. On Dec. 23, 2004 held 1,030 inmates
Kelaqin Prison Keaaqin Banner Lustrous Stone Mine Harqin Banner, Chifeng Sishijiazi

Hohhot

Prisons
Name Enterprise name City/County/District Village/Town Established Notes
Hohhot No. 1 Prison Inner Mongolia Xinghua Machinery Plant; Xinghua Craft Products Factory; Xinghua Industrial Boiler Factory Zhaojun Rd, Yuquan District Xiaoheihe 3.2 km2
Hohhot No. 2 Prison Inner Mongolia Hohhot Xinghua Brickyard Yuquan District Xiaoheihe, Xicaiyuan 1980 Formerly Inner Mongolia Erdaohe Reeducation Through Labor
Hohhot No. 3 Prison Togtoh County Fengyan Can house over 2,000 inmates
Hohhot No. 4 Prison Saihan District Qiaobao For old, sick, weak, disabled inmates.
Detention centers [1]
Name Enterprise name City/County/District Village/Town Established Notes
Inner Mongolia Detention Center Hohhot
Hohhot No. 1 Detention Center Hohhot
Hohhot No. 2 Detention Center Hohhot
Hohhot No. 3 Detention Center Hohhot
Yuquan Detention Center Yuquan District
Huimin Detention Center Huimin District
Saihan Detention Center Saihan District
Qingshuihe Detention Center Qingshuihe County
Tumed Left Banner Detention Center Tumed Left Banner
Wuchuan Detention Center Wuchuan County
Horinger Detention Center Horinger County
Togtoh Detention Center Togtoh County
Administrative Detention centers
Name Enterprise name City/County/District Village/Town Established Notes
Hohhot No. 1 Administrative Detention Center Hohhot
Hohhot No. 2 Administrative Detention Center Hohhot
Hohhot No. 3 Administrative Detention Center Hohhot

Ordos

Prisons
Name Enterprise name City/County/District Village/Town Established Notes
Ordos Prison Ordos City Xinxing Brickyard and Silicon Calcium Factory Ordos City Tongchuan 1983 Originally located at Sanqingdi Labor Reform Company in Shulinzhao Town, Dalad Banner, Yikezhao League
Ejin Horo Prison Aut. Region Lijiata Coal Mine Ordos City In Bulian Mining Area, over 1,000 inmates
Detention centers[2]
Name Enterprise name City/County/District Village/Town Established Notes
Ejin Horo Banner Detention Center Ejin Horo Banner
Ordos Detention Center Ordos
Otog Front Banner Detention Center Otog Front Banner
Otog Banner Detention Center Otog Banner
Jungar Banner Detention Center Jungar Banner
Uxin Banner Detention Center Uxin Banner
Dalad Banner Detention Center Dalad Banner
Hanggin Banner Detention Center Hanggin Banner
Name Enterprise name City/County/District Village/Town Established Notes
Bao'anzhao Prison Bao'anzhao Farm (Inner Mongolia Bao'anzhao Agriculture and Labor Trading Co. Ltd.) Likely largest prison in province. In 1990 held total of 6,790 inmates, of which 140 were women and 169 were juveniles.
Inner Mongolia Autonomuous Region Women's Prison Inner Mongolia Xinghua Clothing Factory
Inner Mongolia Provincial Juvenile Offender Detachment 1954
Jilantai Prison Jilantai Prison Coal Mine Alxa League Gulaben
Salaqi Prison Saxian Farm Salaqi, Natai, Goumen 1959
Tongliao City Prison 1984
Ulan Prison Ulan Farm Bao'anzhao, Jalaid Banner, Hinggan League Yinde'er
Wutaqi Prison Inner Mongolia Aut. Region Wutaqi Farm Jalaid Banner, Hinggan League
Xilin Hot Prison Brickyard; Xilin Gol League Xilinhot Prison Coal Mine Xilin Gol League Area of 57 km2

References

  1. ^ "呼和浩特各市区县看守所地址、电话、邮政编码、位置导航：Address, telephone number, postal code and location navigation of detention centers in various cities and counties in Hohhot".
  2. ^ "鄂尔多斯各市区县看守所地址、电话、邮政编码、位置导航：Address, telephone number, postal code and location navigation of detention centers in various cities and counties in Ordos".

Sources

  • "Laogai Handbook 2007-2008" (PDF) (in Chinese and English). Washington, D.C.: Laogai Research Foundation. October 2008. pp. 255–270. ISBN 978-1-931550-25-3. Retrieved 24 May 2017.
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