Fogang County (Chinese: 佛冈县; pinyin: Fógāng Xiàn) is a county of north-central Guangdong province, People's Republic of China. It is under the administration of Qingyuan City, and is connected to major cities in Guangdong by public highways and toll roads. The closest aviation hub is Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (CAN).

Fogang comprises a central township and numerous satellite villages, and has a total population of around 315,502. Agriculture remains a significant contributor to the County's economy, with fruits, vegetables and grains being grown by local farmers and entrepreneurs.

In recent years, the county has experienced steady growth in size and population, accompanied by rapid economic development. Industrial zones have been established outside the township, with textiles among the main factory products.

During the early years of the Republic of China, There was a place named Fogang hall, which belonged to Guangdong road. After three years, on June 3, taken to the county hall, the said Fogang County was established.

Settings were abolished in 1920, Fogang County belonged to the bureau of the central appeasement jurisdiction over instead.

In 1928, problems arose from the Beijing Bureau. Fogang belonged to the second district of Guangdong Province Administrative Supervision Bureau as of July 1936.

It then belonged to the fifth district administrative office of the inspector. In 1946, the province set up four division district 13 district, Fogang District belonged to the same division.

In 1947, the entire province was divided into 11 special supervision areas, with Fogang belonging to the special supervision area.