Nanmu is a town in Chongqing Municipality, in southwestern China. It lies within the broader Chongqing administrative region, a large municipality that encompasses both a major urban core and extensive rural districts and counties.
Reliable, well-established details about Nanmu specifically are limited, and it is distinct from other places and things that share its name. The term "nanmu" most commonly refers to a valuable type of timber found in China and South Asia, historically used for boat building, architectural woodworking, furniture, and sculptural carving, and described in Ming dynasty writings as a superior durable softwood.
Because of the scarcity of sourced information about the town itself, only its location within Chongqing can be stated with confidence here. No further verified characteristics of the town are available in the source material.