List of roads in Taiwan

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Ketagalan Boulevard, Taipei Ketagalan Boulevard and Kuomintang Central Committee 20060521.jpg
Ketagalan Boulevard, Taipei
Yizhong Street, Taichung TCFSH Shopping District-1.JPG
Yizhong Street, Taichung
Ciaonan Street, Tainan Yan Shui Qiao Nan Lao Jie .JPG
Ciaonan Street, Tainan
Mofan Street, Kinmen Muofan Street.JPG
Mofan Street, Kinmen
Central Street, Penghu Zhong Yang Lao Jie 2.JPG
Central Street, Penghu
Toucheng Old Street, Yilan TouchengOldStreet.JPG
Toucheng Old Street, Yilan

This is a list of roads in Taiwan . [1] [2]

Taipei City

New Taipei City

Taichung City

Tainan City

Kaohsiung City

Chiayi County

Kinmen County

Penghu County

Taoyuan County

Yilan County

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References

  1. "Taipei street names".
  2. "Taiwan Old Streets: Top 10 Taiwan Old Streets & Hotels Nearby | TravelKing".