Zhuge Well

Zhuge Well

Zhuge Well is located on the left side of Shop No. 1, Old Heng Street, Mimou Town, Qingbaijiang District. It was originally built during the Three Kingdoms period. The structure is made of bricks and stones, with a square well platform and a circular well opening. The upper part of the well shaft is octagonal, widening from top to bottom, while the lower part forms an offset octagon with the upper section, gradually narrowing from wide to narrow. The well walls are built with stone slabs. The distance from the well surface to the water level at the bottom is 2.02 meters. The well platform faces northeast to southwest, and in the center of the platform there is a winch frame, which is 0.92 meters high, 0.25 meters wide, and 0.1 meters thick, with three holes. It is currently not in use. The site is now a district-level cultural relics protection unit of Qingbaijiang District.

Mimou Town: A town under the jurisdiction of Qingbaijiang District, Chengdu. It served as the seat of Xindu County during the Tang Dynasty and was established as Mimou Town in 1952. Located in the northwest of the district, it is 4 kilometers from the district government. The town covers an area of 25.5 square kilometers and has a population of 31,000. It is traversed by the Baoji-Chengdu Railway, National Highway 108, and the provincial highway from Tangjiasi to Bazhong. The town administers 12 village committees: Guoguang, Dengta, Huoxing, Shizi, Tengjin, Lixin, Shuguang, Renrui, Baima, Jinguang, Renshou, and Sanxing. Local township enterprises are engaged in industries such as building materials, petrochemicals, and mechanical processing. It is renowned across Southwest China for its cattle market, with annual transaction volumes exceeding 100 million yuan. The main agricultural products include rice, wheat, and rapeseed... Detailed information about Mimou Town++