| Monument Name: | Haikou Clock Tower |
| Native Name: | 海口钟楼 |
| Location: | Bo'ai Road area, Haikou, Hainan, China |
| Type: | Clock tower |
| Material: | Red brick |
| Height: | 27.3m (89.6feet) |
| Begin: | 1929 |
| Complete: | 1929 |
The Haikou Clock Tower is a clock tower located on the south side of the Haidian River, at the north end of the Bo'ai Road area, just west of the Renmin Bridge, in Haikou, Hainan, China.[1] It was originally built around 1928–1929, an initiative by then-trade union leader 周成梅.[2] During the Cultural Revolution it was partially destroyed. In 1987, it was rebuilt near its original site to make room for the new, wider road that runs along the river.[2] The present tower is similar to the original, but not an exact replica. It stands 27.3 metres high and is made of red brick in European Gothic style.