Water Source Water Meter Room

The Water Source Water Meter Room is an architectural structure with thick pillars and simple gables in Baroque style. The building was designed to measure water flow and collect consumption data for the distribution system.

The facility was built in 1910 during the expansion of the water system in the city. It was later integrated into enlarged water operations in 1954 and served to monitor water supply.

This building shows how the city organized water supply in its daily operations. The simple design reflects the practical needs required to deliver water to the community.

The building is visible and accessible from the street, especially since the road was expanded. It is a straightforward stop for those interested in the city's infrastructure history with easy access.

The building was hidden by vegetation for a long time and only became visible to the public after road expansion. This transformation shows how urban development can unexpectedly reveal historical structures.

Location: East District

Inception: 1910

GPS coordinates: 23.48417,120.47083

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:45