Hua Takhe is the name of the community and market. It is the intersection of 3 canals, namely Khlong Hua Takhe, Khlong Lam Pla Thio, and Khlong Prawet Burirom. In Lat Krabang District Bangkok The origin of the community's name comes from digging a canal in this area and finding the skull of a small crocodile. It had only the head but no body. This skull is still at the Pung Tao Kong Shrine until now.

The original area was a wide rice field. It began as a community since the reign of King Chulalongkorn. The community began to exist after the Prawet Burirom Canal was dug (1878–1880) from Phra Khanong to Chachoengsao. This has led to prosperity on both sides of the canal, with fresh markets, shops, and riverside communities. The Hua Takhe community is the largest. Because it is the intersection of three canals, people affectionately call it an "intersection". It appears that there was a waterfront community established on an old map from 1913. On the map, there appears the Hua Takhe Railway Station and the Hua Takhe Intersection. The group of people who come are Thai people, Mon people, Chinese people. Transportation can be done mostly by water. Including using the train with a station to the north of Hua Takhe Market. The first building built was built in 1897, located in the Hua Takhe Market area, north of Prawet Burirom Canal. Built with teak wood, according to 2015 information, this building still appears.

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