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== History == |
== History == |
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The region has been settled in ancient times, being noted on Japanese produced maps from 1901. Administratively it was not a separate village, but was governed under Nanshikeng Village (南勢坑庄) from Qing to Japanese rule.<ref>{{Cite book|title=日治四十萬分之一臺灣全圖|last=|first=|publisher=臺灣總督府|year=1899|isbn=|location=|pages=}} |
The region has been settled in ancient times, being noted on Japanese produced maps from 1901. Administratively it was not a separate village, but was governed under Nanshikeng Village (南勢坑庄) from Qing to Japanese rule.<ref>{{Cite book|title=日治四十萬分之一臺灣全圖|last=|first=|publisher=臺灣總督府|year=1899|isbn=|location=|pages=}}</ref> |
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Under the Taiwanese government, Xiding and its surrounding area was organized into Shalu County. The region saw redevelopment in (insert time), including the construction of Xiangshang Rd, which ran through where the village used to be, and villagers were relocated. |
Under the Taiwanese government, Xiding and its surrounding area was organized into Shalu County. The region saw redevelopment in (insert time), including the construction of Xiangshang Rd, which ran through where the village used to be, and villagers were relocated. |
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Revision as of 02:13, 31 July 2018
Xiding
溪頂 | |
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village | |
| Etymology: River’s head | |
| Coordinates: 24°12'22.3"N 120°33'49.3"E | |
| Country | Taiwan |
Xiding (Chinese: 溪頂) was a historical name for a region in current Shalu, Taichung. The name roughly translates to “river’s head”. The settlement was located roughly at the intersection of Xiangshang Rd. and Baoning Rd.
Geography
Xiding is on west side of the Dadu Plateau. It sits on the edge of a small creek that flows into the Dadu River. This region is known for having red colored soil.
History
The region has been settled in ancient times, being noted on Japanese produced maps from 1901. Administratively it was not a separate village, but was governed under Nanshikeng Village (南勢坑庄) from Qing to Japanese rule.[1]
Under the Taiwanese government, Xiding and its surrounding area was organized into Shalu County. The region saw redevelopment in (insert time), including the construction of Xiangshang Rd, which ran through where the village used to be, and villagers were relocated.
Transportation
Xiding is located near Longjing Interchange on Freeway 3.
References
- ^ 日治四十萬分之一臺灣全圖. 臺灣總督府. 1899.