Changhua County
Changhua County connects to 463 places across 14 topics through 39 Bunkabop connections. Government leads the topic mix, followed by transportation and landmarks. Its strongest ties are to Taiwan, China and Taipei, with Taichung close behind. National Highway 1 and National Highway 3 both pass through the county, and the company Maxxis was founded in 1967 in Yuanlin City. The county itself was established in 1950 after separating from Taichung County.
Dadu River (Taiwan)
Connects Changhua County to: Taichung | Nantou County
Changhua City
Connects Changhua County to: Hsinchu, Taiwan Province (government suspended) | Yuanlin, Republic of China (Taiwan)
Babuza people
Connects Changhua County to: Changhua, TWN | Xiluo | Puyan
Chang Hwa Bank
Maxxis
Connects Changhua County to: Taiwan | Yuanlin, Republic of China (Taiwan)
National Highway 1 (Taiwan)
Connects Changhua County to: Miaoli County | Xizhi District | Shengang District
National Highway 3 (Taiwan)
Connects Changhua County to: Changhua, TWN | Xizhi District | Zhonghe District
Lukang Folk Arts Museum
Connects Changhua County to: Taiwan | Changhua, TWN | Lukang, Taiwan
Timothy Yang
Connects Changhua County to: Australia | China | Indonesia | Taiwan | Ershui
Anne Kang
Connects Changhua County to: Canada | Taiwan | British Columbia | Burnaby, British Columbia
Changhua County
Connects Changhua County to: Taiwan | Taichung | Changhua, TWN | Lukang, Taiwan
Zhuoshui River
Connects Changhua County to: Yunlin County | Yilan County, Taiwan | Nantou County | Jiji | Cihtong