State Map of Taiwan
Taiwan, an island nation in East Asia, is administratively divided into 22 subdivisions, including 13 counties, 3 cities, and 6 special municipalities. Each region has its own cultural, economic, and geographical significance, contributing to Taiwan’s diverse landscape. The capital city, Taipei, serves as the country’s political, economic, and cultural center, while other regions are known for their industries, natural beauty, and historical sites.
Major Administrative Divisions and Regional Significance:
- Taipei City: The capital and a global financial hub, known for its vibrant culture and modern skyline.
- New Taipei City: The most populous city, surrounding Taipei and serving as a major economic and industrial center.
- Kaohsiung City: A key port city in southern Taiwan, playing a crucial role in trade and industry.
- Taichung City: An economic and cultural hub with a thriving manufacturing industry.
- Tainan City: Taiwan’s oldest city, rich in historical and cultural heritage.
- Hualien County: Famous for its breathtaking landscapes, including Taroko Gorge.
List of Taiwan’s Administrative Divisions with Capitals, Areas, and Major Cities
This table provides an overview of Taiwan’s 22 administrative divisions, including their capitals, area, and major cities.
| No. | Administrative Division | Capital City | Area (sq. km) | Code | Major Cities |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1. |
Taipei City |
Taipei |
271 |
TPE |
Taipei |
|
2. |
New Taipei City |
Banqiao |
2,052 |
NTC |
Banqiao, Xinzhuang |
|
3. |
Taoyuan City |
Taoyuan |
1,221 |
TY |
Zhongli, Pingzhen |
|
4. |
Taichung City |
Taichung |
2,215 |
TC |
Fengyuan, Dajia |
|
5. |
Tainan City |
Tainan |
2,191 |
TN |
Yongkang, Xinying |
|
6. |
Kaohsiung City |
Kaohsiung |
2,947 |
KHH |
Fengshan, Qianzhen |
|
7. |
Keelung City |
Keelung |
133 |
KEE |
Keelung |
|
8. |
Hsinchu City |
Hsinchu |
104
|
HSZ |
Hsinchu |
|
9. |
Chiayi City |
Chiayi |
60 |
CYI |
Chiayi |
|
10. |
Hsinchu County |
Zhubei |
1,427 |
HSC |
Hsinchu, Zhudong |
|
11. |
Miaoli County |
Miaoli |
1,820 |
MIA |
Miaoli, Toufen |
|
12. |
Changhua County |
Changhua |
1,074 |
CHA |
Changhua, Yuanlin |
|
13. |
Nantou County |
Nantou |
4,106 |
NAN |
Puli, Caotun |
|
14. |
Yunlin County |
Douliu |
1,291 |
YUN |
Douliu, Beigang |
|
15. |
Chiayi County |
Taibao |
1,903 |
CYC |
Minxiong, Puzi |
|
16. |
Pingtung County |
Pingtung |
2,775 |
PIF |
Donggang, Hengchun |
|
17. |
Yilan County |
Yilan |
2,143 |
ILA |
Luodong, Suao |
|
18. |
Hualien County |
Hualien |
4,628 |
HUL |
Hualien, Fengbin |
|
19. |
Taitung County |
Taitung |
3,515 |
TTT |
Taitung, Chenggong |
|
20. |
Penghu County |
Magong |
141 |
PEN |
Magong, Huxi |
|
21. |
Kinmen County |
Jincheng |
151 |
KIN |
Jincheng, Jinsha |
|
22. |
Lienchiang County |
Nangan |
29 |
LI |
Nangan, Beigan |
Taiwan’s administrative divisions highlight its modern cities, rich history, and diverse landscapes, making it a dynamic and strategically important region in East Asia.