Complete detailed information of Sanchong District

Sanchong District is a municipal district of New Taipei City. It is one of the important satellite cities in the Greater Taipei Metropolitan Area. Before the restructuring, Sanchong had the fourth highest population density in Taiwan and the 23rd highest population density in the world1. With a population density of approximately 24,000 people per square kilometer, it is now the municipal district with the seventh highest population density in Taiwan. At the end of August 2011, the population exceeded 390,000.

Sanchong District is a county-administered city located in the former Taipei County. It is a satellite city of Taipei City. On December 25, 2010, the former Taipei County was reorganized into New Taipei City, and the towns and cities under its jurisdiction were also changed into districts. There are many immigrants from central and southern Taiwan living in the territory. Sanchong District borders Luzhou District and Wugu District to the northwest, Xinzhuang District to the west, Banqiao District across the Dahan River to the south, and Shilin District, Datong District, and Wanhua District to the east across the Tamsui River. . Basic introduction Chinese name: Sanchong District Foreign name: Sanchong Area Alias: Sanchongpu Administrative District Category: Municipal District Area: New Taipei City, Taiwan Island Area: District 5, 119 miles, 2,555 neighbors*** Residence: No. 10, Zhongshan Road Postal area code : 000241 Geographical location: Western New Taipei City Area: 16.3170 square kilometers Population: 390,057 people (October 2012) Dialect: Taiwanese Climate conditions: Subtropical monsoon climate Airport: Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport Railway stations: Taipei Bridge Station, Sanchong Elementary School Station, Sanhe Junior High School Station, Cai Liao Station, Sanchong Station, etc. City flower: Camellia City tree: Taiwan mountain cherry District Chief: Yang Yide History, administrative organization, education, transportation, sightseeing, history Sanchong District used to be called Sanchongpu, and Pu means the plain. meaning. In the early days, Fujian and Guangdong immigrants settled in Xinzhuang and expanded their land to the north. The first plain was called "Tou Zhong Pu", and "San Chong Pu" means the third plain. "Touchongpu" later called "Touqian" is located in Xinzhuang District, where the Taipei MRT Xinzhuang Line has a station; "Erchongpu" at the junction of Sanchong and Xinzhuang belongs to Sanchong District, and today it is simply called "Erchongpu" ". Before the war, Sanchong was under the jurisdiction of Luzhouzhuang, Xinzhuang County, Taipei Prefecture. On April 1, 1947, it was separated from Luzhou to establish Sanchong Town. In 1962, it was officially transformed into a county-administered city, becoming the first city in Taipei County to be transformed into a county-administered city. , is also the first county-controlled city in Taiwan to be transformed from a township. Administrative organization: The 119 miles under its jurisdiction are divided into five areas: East District, West District, South District, North District and Central District.

East District: Yongsheng Lane, Yongji Lane, Yong'an Lane, Yongfeng Lane, Yongfu Lane, Yongqing Lane, Yongshun Lane, Ximeili, Fulong Lane, Wuchang Lane, Wuful Lane, Renzhong Lane, Ciful Lane, Cisheng Lane, Cihuili , Ci'ai Lane, Cihua Lane, Ciyou Lane, Fuful Lane, Wuhua Lane, Bihua Lane, Fule Lane, Renhua Lane, Wushun Lane, Fugui Lane, Fuhua Lane

West District: Guotian Lane, Jin Tianli, Sanminli, Tiananli, Tianxinli, Tianzhongli, Futianli, Erzhongli, Boaili, Dayouli, Guangtianli, Guangyangli, Chongmingli, Fuli, Fuminli, Fuminli, Success Li, Dehouli, Guwangli, Wuguli, Dingkanli, Zhongxingli

Southern District: Cailiaoli, Guangmingli, Guangzhengli, Yongchunli, Zhongzhengli, Jilili, Datongli , Zhongminli, Pingheli, Da'anli, Tonganli, Tongqingli, Zhongxiaoli, Rendeli, Renyili, Guangrongli, Guanghuili, Fuxingli, Welfareli, Qingheli, Yongxingli

< p> North District: Chongyang Lane, Zhongshan Lane, Guolong Lane, Dayuan Lane, Minsheng Lane, Ziqiang Lane, Zheng'an Lane, Zhengyi Lane, Zhengdley, Chongzhong Lane, Wenhua Lane, Central Lane, Shuangyuan Lane, Jintong Lane , Jin'anli, Guanghuali, Chang'anli, Changshengli, Dadeli, Kaiyuanli, Changyuanli, Changjiangli, Changtaili, Changfuli

Central District: Jinjiangli, Longbinli, Chengde Li, Shundeli, Wanshouli, Jieshouli, Yishouli, Xiujiangli, Longmenli, Ruideli, Chongdeli, Shangdeli, Weidri, Houdeli, San'anli, Anqingli, Fu'anli, Xin'anli, Xingfu The district residents' representatives indirectly elected the first district mayor Li Aci (1947) and the second district mayor Zhuang Gen. Teng (1949) The third district mayor Zhuang Genteng (1949) The fourth district mayor Zhuang Genteng (1953) The fifth district mayor Zhuang Genteng (1956) The sixth district mayor Hong Hongtu (1960) Year) The seventh district chief, Hsung Hung Tu (1962) The eighth district chief, Li Huotu (1964) The ninth district chief, Chen Jinpao (1968) The tenth district chief, Zheng Zongyi (1973) The eleventh district chief Chief Chen Jinpao (1977) The 12th District Chief Li Yanzhao (1982) The 13th District Chief Ye Zhong (1986) The 14th District Chief Cai Huoshi (1990) The 15th District Chief Chen Jingjun (1994) The 16th District Mayor Zhu Qingfa (1998) The 17th District Mayor Li Qianlong (2002) The 18th District Mayor Li Qianlong (2006) The legislators of this district were restructured from the 7th Legislative Council of Taiwan , this city elects a separate legislator (New Taipei City's third district), commonly known as the "triple constituency", and this district's East District Shiliuli, Luzhou District, and Wugu District elect another legislator. However, this constituency is mainly located in Luzhou District, so it is not listed separately. Yu Tian (2008-2012) Education Senior High School, New Taipei City Sanchong District, Gezhi High School, New Taipei City, Sanchong District, New Taipei City, Sanchong District, Jinling Girls' High School, New Taipei City, Sanchong District, Donghai High School, New Taipei City, Sanchong District, Qingchuan High School, New Taipei City, Sanchong District, Gubaojiashang National High School, New Taipei City, Sanchong District Erzhong Junior High School: Founded in 1997. Sanhe Junior High School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City Sanchong District, New Taipei City Guangrong Junior High School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City Mingzhi Junior High School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City Year) the school was founded. Sanchong National Elementary School in Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Founded in 1922 (the 11th year of the Japanese occupation). Sanguang National Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Founded in 1951. Zhengyi National Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Founded in 1958. Houde Elementary School in Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Founded in 1963, it was once the largest school in Southeast Asia around 1970. Xiude National Elementary School in Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Founded in 1966. Xinggu National Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Founded in 1969. Guangxing National Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Founded in 1971. Bi*** Republic Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Founded in 1974. Guangrong National Elementary School in Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Founded in 1975. Yongfu National Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Founded in 1981. *** Minguo Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Founded in 1989. Chongyang National Elementary School, Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Founded in 1989. Jimei Republic Elementary School in Sanchong District, New Taipei City: Founded in 1995. Transportation National Highway No. 1 (Zhongshan High) Sanchong Interchange (27) Taiwan Line 1 Taipei MRT Xinzhuang Line Taipei MRT Xinzhuang Line Taipei MRT Luzhou Branch Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport MRT System Sanchong District, Luzhou District east and west sides It is surrounded by Tamsui River and two flood channels, forming a land island. Therefore, it is mostly connected to the surrounding towns and cities by bridges, so it is known as the "City of Seven Bridges". The existing seven bridges, arranged clockwise from the north, are Chongyang Bridge, Zhongshan Expressway (Eastern Section Tamsui Bridge), Taipei Bridge, Zhongxiao Bridge, Zhongxing Bridge, Chongqing Bridge, and Zhongshan Bridge. Among them, the first five bridges span the Tamsui River; the last two bridges span the double flood channel. In addition, there is no bridge directly leading to Taipei City in Luzhou District, so you must go to Taipei City through this district. The main road: Chongzhong Road - runs through the entire Sanchong area. It is the most important road between Xinzhuang and Taipei. It is also the first one in Taipei. The Taipei MRT Xinzhuang Line passes underneath.

Sanhe Road - Sanchong's main road leading to Luzhou, with the Taipei MRT Luzhou Branch passing underneath, and is also City Road No. 103. Chongyang Road - City Road No. 104, the main road leading to Sanchong Interchange. Guangfu Road - the main road in Erchong area, runs through Dingkan Industrial Zone and many commercial buildings. Jixian Road - the main road in the triple heavy zone, connecting Chongyang Bridge and Luzhou and Shilin areas. Zhengyi North and South Road - the busiest business district in Sanchong. Zhongzheng North and South Road - the main road in Tianxin area and the only road leading to Wugu, is also City Road No. 108. Central North-South Road - the road where Sanhe Night District is located, is often bustling with people at night. Chong'an Street and Guozhen Street - there is the Taiwan First Line Elevated Road above, which is another important road leading to Xinzhuang. Zhongshan Road - is the important administrative center of Sanchong District and is connected to the Taiwan First Line Elevated Road. Zhongxiao Road - connects Tianxin area and Zhengyi North Road in a semicircular arc shape. Chenggong Road - connecting Zhongxing Bridge and Chongqing Bridge, Sanchong is the main road leading to Wanhua and Xinzhuang. It is the shortest main road in Sanchong District. Longmen Road - one of the three shortcuts to Huanhe North Road and Taipei. The Jieshou Shopping Mall is located here. Jimei Street - the prime residential area in Sanchong. Municipal Sanchong High School, Jimei Elementary School, Rose Park, and Sanchong Society Educational Center are all located here. Sightseeing and Religious Buildings Xiansi Palace in Sanchong District: The only Grade III historic site in Sanchong, it is the best-preserved and most exquisite architectural monument in Northern Taiwan. Tian, ??Chi, Sanfu, Chitose traditional architecture, Lin's ancient house, shopping mall, Sanchong Night Area: one of the famous night areas in Taipei, Datong Market: a traditional market in the morning, mostly vendors, and merchants in the evening, making it a diversified area. Zhuang Business District Sanchong Jieshou Department Store Plaza: Sanchong New Department Store, formerly Jieshou Market Sanchong Rooftop Plaza: Sanchong well-known shopping mall, once very prosperous Tangcheng Park: a commercial and office park invested by Hong Kong Tomson Group, actual shopping The shopping mall is located in the basement of Sanchong Carrefour Park, Green Zone, Sanchong District 228, Peace Park, Dual Floodway, Riverside Park, Dual Floodway, 20km circular bicycle lane, Sanchong Zhongshan Art Park, Sanchong Rose Park, Bihua Street. Bihua Street in Sanchong is a famous cloth street. In its heyday around the 1960s and 1970s, there were more than 200 cloth shops on one street. The scene at that time was that the boss and the workers carried the cloth together and delivered the goods together. They compared themselves to "cloth cows", which meant that they worked like cows. However, with the relocation of industries, the prosperity of Cloth Street has ceased. There were only 60 cloth shops from the original 200, and the prosperity of the past has gradually turned into a twilight business. In recent years, under the initiative of Cai Baojun, the principal of Bi*** Elementary School, industrial transformation has been carried out. At the same time, Bu Street has been transformed into the Taiwan Buzhuang Museum Park, where activities are often held.