Baima is a town in Zhejiang Province, China, located under the administration of Pujiang County within the prefecture-level city of Jinhua. It is one of the county's subordinate townships, situated in the inland central part of Zhejiang rather than on the coast.
As of 2020, Baima administered 19 villages. These are Wufeng, Lifeng, Yongfeng, Jingwu, Songxi, Qingtang, Lianfeng, Chaiwu, Changdi, Liuzhai, Xiazhang, Haoshu, Lantang, Qunxin, Dongping, Lianjiang, Gaoping, Tongxin, and Shuangxi. The village structure indicates a rural, agricultural town composed of numerous small settlements rather than a single dense urban core.
Baima should not be confused with other places in China bearing the same name, including the better-known Baima in Fujian or the various towns and villages called Baima elsewhere. This particular Baima is defined by its administrative position in Pujiang County, Jinhua, Zhejiang.