Taiwan Province - Divisions

Divisions

Taiwan Province is divided into 12 counties (縣 xiàn) and 3 provincial cities (市 shì):

No. Romanization Chinese Hanyu Pinyin Population Area (km2) Province/City/County Seat Map
Provincial cities (市 shì) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
= Special Municipality (直轄市)
= Provincial City (省轄市 or 市)
= County (縣)
1 Chiayi City 嘉義市 Jiāyì Shì 272,390 60.0256 East District 東區
2 Hsinchu City 新竹市 Xīnzhú Shì 415,344 104.1526 North District 北區
3 Keelung City 基隆市 Jīlóng Shì 384,134 132.7589 Zhongzheng District 中正區
Counties (縣 xiàn)
4 Changhua County 彰化縣 Zhānghuà Xiàn 1,307,286 1,074.3960 Changhua City 彰化市
5 Chiayi County 嘉義縣 Jiāyì Xiàn 543,248 1,903.6367 Taibao City 太保市
6 Hsinchu County 新竹縣 Xīnzhú Xiàn 513,015 1,427.5369 Zhubei City 竹北市
7 Hualien County 花蓮縣 Huālián Xiàn 338,805 4,628.5714 Hualien City 花蓮市
8 Miaoli County 苗栗縣 Miáolì Xiàn 560,968 1,820.3149 Miaoli City 苗栗市
9 Nantou County 南投縣 Nántóu Xiàn 526,491 4,106.4360 Nantou City 南投市
10 Penghu County 澎湖縣 Pénghú Xiàn 96,918 126.8641 Magong City 馬公市
11 Pingtung County 屏東縣 Píngdōng Xiàn 873,509 2,775.6003 Pingtung City 屏東市
12 Taitung County 臺東縣,台東縣 Táidōng Xiàn 230,673 3,515.2526 Taitung City 臺東市
13 Taoyuan County 桃園縣 Táoyuán Xiàn 2,002,060 1,220.9540 Taoyuan City 桃園市
14 Yilan County 宜蘭縣 Yílán Xiàn 460,486 2,143.6251 Yilan City 宜蘭市
15 Yunlin County 雲林縣 Yúnlín Xiàn 717,653 1,290.8326 Douliu City 斗六市

Note: The cities of Kaohsiung, New Taipei, Taichung, Tainan, and Taipei are administered directly by the central government and are not part of Taiwan province.The Senkaku Islands, which is currently administered by Japan is disputed by both the ROC and PRC which claims them as Tiaoyutai/Diaoyutai Islands. The ROC government claims them as part of Toucheng Township, Yilan County.

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