Nantou County

Nantou County connects to 1176 places across 9 topics through 37 Bunkabop connections, centered on nature, government, and history. Taiwan, China, and Taipei appear most often alongside it. Mountains and rivers feature strongly, including Mount Yu, the highest peak in Taiwan at 3,952 meters, and the Dadu River. Government ties include Zhongxing New Village, designed in 1957 to be the capital of Taiwan Province. The Atayal, Bunun, and Tsou tribes lived across its northern and central areas before Han Chinese arrived.

Tsou people

Connects Nantou County to: Alishan | Dapu

Yushan (mountain)

Connects Nantou County to: Kaohsiung | Alishan

Nantou County

Connects Nantou County to: Taiwan

Dadu River (Taiwan)

Connects Nantou County to: Taichung | Changhua County

Hehuanshan

Connects Nantou County to: Hualien County | Puli, Taiwan

Zhongxing New Village

Connects Nantou County to: Taiwan Province | Nantou City, Republic of China (Taiwan) | Liming New Village, Taiwan

National Chi Nan University

Connects Nantou County to: China | Taiwan | Taipei

Taiwan Mochi Museum

Connects Nantou County to: Taiwan | Nantou City, Republic of China (Taiwan)

Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village

Connects Nantou County to: China | Hawaii | Taiwan

Formosan languages

Connects Nantou County to: Taiwan | Taipei

Seediq people

Connects Nantou County to: Japan | Taiwan | Taipei

Zhuoshui River

Connects Nantou County to: Yunlin County | Changhua County | Yilan County, Taiwan | Jiji | Cihtong

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