The gathering area of the three north and south traffic was formed during the period of the Hans' cultivating in the south area of the Da-Jia river in Qing Dynasty. The north and south interfering of Da-Du tableland fault in Niu-Ma-Tou Street was the main settlement in the south area of the Da-Jia river. Moreover, on the west plain of the Da-Du tableland fault, two more southwards were stretched out from Da-Kang-Lang. One was the settlement of the residential plain, and the other one met Da-Du street with the interfering of the settlement in Da -Du tableland fault line. As a result, Da-Du street was developed as a V shape town alongside these two lines. In Qian Long period, north, middle, and south area had separately generated in the settlement in the south area of the Da-Jia river, i.e. the center of the north part was Niu-Ma street; the middle part was Sha-Lu street; the south part was Da-Du street. All of them were located near the gathering fault line of Qing-Shui cost plain and Da-Du tableland. Its geographical position contained both plain and tableland in the hinterland, therefore, it became the regional center. In Dao-Guang period, the central coastal plain formed another Wu-Qi port street, which then became the belly area of the port trade and region develop. As for the main non-ettlement area in the south area of the Da-Jia river, 90%-30% of the villages were formed before Jia-Qing Dynasty. This indicates that the gathering settlement is developed in Qian Long period.