For understanding subsurface geology and stratigraphic correlation of hydrological in vestigation of the Underground Water Observation Network of Taiwan, there was an observation well drilled at Wu-chi primary school campus by the Central Geological Survey, MOEA, in 2005. Based on nannofossil biostratigraphy and AMS C^(14) dating results, there have been two transgression and one regression cycles since Mid-Quaternary in the Ching-shui coastal plain of mid-western Taiwan. The first transgress ion phase was identified by nannofossil in the lower sediments of the observation well; however, the age and cause of this transgression event are not clearly understood yet. The second transgression period was recorded in the upper sediments of the observation well, according to the nannofossil biostratigraphy and AMS C^(14) dating results; this second transgression period occurred during the Holocene Optimum Period. Between the first and second transgression events evidenced in the observation well, a regression phase identified by deposited terrestrial facies sediment was apparent.