Where is Hualien?

Hualien County belongs to Taiwan Province and is located in a narrow strip of land on the eastern coast of Taiwan. It borders the vast Pacific Ocean to the east and the towering Central Mountains to the west. The county is only 27 to 43 kilometers wide from east to west, 142 kilometers wide from north to south, and covers an area of ??4628.5714 square kilometers. The coordinates of the town government are 121°60' east longitude and 23°98' north latitude. It is the largest county in Taiwan.

The county is only 27-43 kilometers wide from east to west and 142 kilometers long from north to south. It is the second "longest" county in Taiwan after Taitung. Hualien County is the area with the largest number of aboriginal people in Taiwan, and the Amis, the largest aboriginal group in Taiwan, are the most widely distributed. The world-famous Taroko Gorge (Taroko Park) is located in Xiulin Township of this county.

The topography of Hualien County

Hualien County is bounded by the Coastal Mountains to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west, and to the west is the towering Central Mountains. To the south, it borders Chishang Township and Changbin Township of Taitung County. , adjacent to Nan'ao Township, Yilan County in the north by Dazhuoshui River.

Hualien is sandwiched between mountains and the sea. The county is only 27 to 43 kilometers wide from east to west, but 142 kilometers long from north to south. It is the second "longest" county in Taiwan after Taitung. The East Longitudinal Valley, which is long and narrow from north to south, is a place where people live together. Taroko Gorge (Taroko National Park) is located in Xiulin Township of this county.

Reference for the above content? Baidu Encyclopedia-Hualien County