The main source of fresh water for residents in Taiwan Province Province

At present, there are 80 large and small water storage facilities on the island of Taiwan Province Province, with a total capacity of about 2.2 billion tons. Although there are so many reservoirs, if there is not too much natural rainfall, it will still face the pressure of water restriction.

1. Northern region:

Including Nuannuan (Xishi) Reservoir, Xinshan Reservoir, Qingtan Reservoir, Tan Zhi Reservoir, Cukeng Dam, Emerald Reservoir, Guishan Dam, Ayuba Luo Hao Dam, Yuanshan Weir, Shimen Reservoir, Shimen Houchi Weir, Ronghua Dam, Qingcaohu Reservoir, Baoshan Reservoir, Dapu Reservoir, Mingde Reservoir, Tan Jian Reservoir, Bazigang Reservoir and Yonghe Mountain Reservoir.

2. Central region:

Including Liyutan Reservoir, Deji Reservoir, Qingshan Regulating Pool, Guguan Reservoir, Tianlun Regulating Pool, Shigangba, Aowan Dam, Wushe Reservoir, Tank Regulating Pool, Wu Jie Regulating Pool, Sun Moon Lake Reservoir, Hu Ming Xiachi Reservoir, Tan Ming Xiachi Reservoir, Toushe Reservoir and Beishan Weir.

3. Southern region:

Including Lantan Reservoir, Renyitan Reservoir, Jingzi Reservoir, Wushantou Reservoir, Nanhua Reservoir, Baihe Reservoir, An Deyu Reservoir, Hutou Reservoir, Brine Reservoir, Neibaozi Reservoir, Luxi Reservoir, Jianshan Reservoir, Zengwen Reservoir, Chenggong Reservoir, Xingren Reservoir, Dongwei Reservoir and Qi Mei Reservoir.

4. Eastern region:

Comprises a creek dam, a Longxi regulating pool, a water curtain dam and a creek regulating pool.