After the 921 Earthquake (Sep. 21, 1999), the hillside soil structure of Taiwan was severely loosened. The earthquake greatly abated the threshold of rainfall intensity and the accumulated precipitation of debris flow occurrence. Besides, the global climate change also made typhoons more destructive than ever. In order to mitigate the disasters, debris flow forecast has become an important topic. The deposition length of debris flow is one of the crucial parameters. The study set an experimental flume at An Kang and simulated the mechanism of debris flow deposition. The model of deposition length is as follows: L=73.085×θ(subscript u)^0.217×C(subscript du)^(-0.665) In addition, the study used field data of Sung Ho 1(superscript st) and 2(superscript nd) creeks (Hsi Tou) to test and verify the model. The model of this study is proven to have more validity than the commonly used model of Ikeya.