霧裡薛圳第二支線遺址 - Lane 45

Deep Lane Seclusion

Comfortable trail

Water smelly, the historical attractions that must be visited outside the school

A new perspective of Wenzhou Street that has never been discovered, and this secret base

[Wuli Xuezhen] The oldest water canal in Taipei, this canal was built in 1724 (Yongzheng 2nd year) by a householder, sixteen years earlier than the famous Lugong Canal in 1740 (Qianlong 25th year). ; Wuli Xuezhen is an artificial water canal that irrigates the west side of Taipei City. It is named after the water source comes from "Wuli Xuexi" (now Jingmei River). It is the earliest record of water canals built in the Taipei Basin~ Front section of the water canal: The water intake is on the west side of Huzhuang Pibelt in Nei Shanbao, at Nos. 32 and 35 of the Pibelt section of Japan Times, at the bend of Jingmei River, which is the west side of Muzha and Xing Road in today's Wenshan District, near the Pibelt Pumping Station~ Rear section of Shuizhen: Pass through the ring of Keelung Road of Gongguan, walk roughly along Tingzhou Road, pass west of Xinsheng South Road, and arrive at "Jiu Biantou" near Wenzhou Street; after that, there are 9 branches, including 3 main branches, respectively It is the first, second and third Wurisue branch line~ Since the 1940s, with the change of the industrial structure of Taipei City and the immigration of people, a large number of farmland has been converted into construction land, and water irrigation is no longer required. sewage.