Tianwei Township

Township under the jurisdiction of Changhua County, Taiwan Province

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Tianwei Township is located in the south of Changhua County, Taiwan Province. It is a long and narrow rural area from east to west. It passes through the middle of the highway, and is famous for the highway garden. It is a flower production area. It was established in 1973 to open a highway garden sightseeing area, with Minsheng Road and Minzu Road as the main sightseeing routes.

Chinese name: Tianwei Township
Administrative Region Category: Changhua County

geographical position: The southern part of Changhua County, Taiwan, is a long and narrow rural area from east to west
Area: 24.03 km²
population size: 28917 persons

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Tianwei Township Electronic Map

The annual output and variety of flowers in Tianwei rank first in Taiwan, and it is known as a flower country.^[1]

Jurisdiction of administrative region

Changhua County

Administrative Region Category

country

Longitude and latitude

120.31 east longitude, 23.54 north latitude

total area

24.0375 square kilometers

households

7519 households

population

28917 persons (November 2008)

Township head

Zhuang Renshun

Zoning

20 villages, 214 neighbors

Public opinion organ

Tianwei Township People's Congress

Postal code

five hundred and twenty-two

Adjacent

Yongjing Township, Xihu Town, Pitou Township, Beidou Town, Tianzhong Town, Shetou Township

Naming definition

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This township is located at the lower reaches of the Babao Second Channel of the Choushui River in the central part of the province. The water flows from the two streams through the fields to the township. The upstream residents call the lower reaches Tianwei, so this township is called Tianwei Village. In October of the Republic of China, this province implemented local autonomy and renamed it Tianwei Township.^[2]

geographical environment

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Topography: The township belongs to the old Choushui River basin. The whole terrain is like a long pole, 9.75 kilometers long from east to west. It is 3.38 kilometers wide from north to south.

Boundary and area: Tianzhong Town and Shetou Township to the east, Xihu Town and Pitou Township to the west, Beidou Town to the south and Yongjing Township to the north. The total area is 24.0375 square kilometers, and the cultivated land area is 20008 hectares.

Number of neighboring villages: At present, there are 20 villages and 205 neighbors in the township.

Population: Population: more than 30000.

Main roads:

1. The highway runs through the township, passing through Yongjing to Yuanlin and Changhua in the north and Beidou Town in the south.

2. From the front line of Taiwan to the west of Zhongzheng Road, you can take Zhangshui Road to Xihu via Zhengyi Village and Haifeng Village.

3. Travel eastward from Tianwei Guoxiao, and arrive at Shetou Township via Futian Village (Xiaohongmao Community).

4. The 4-7 km "Road Garden Garden Sightseeing Area Ring Road", which is accessed from Xipan Village, is 9 meters wide and covers an area of 341 hectares. It is a special road for potted plants.

Historical evolution

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This place was reclaimed during the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. At that time, it was divided into Dongluo, Dongxibao and Wuxibao. During the Japanese occupation period, the residents at the upstream of the Choushui River called the place Tianwei Village because of its downstream, which was under the jurisdiction of Beidou County, Taizhong Prefecture. In 1945, it was renamed Tianwei Township.

In the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the township was first developed by people from Fujian and Guangdong provinces. It was divided into Dongluo, Dongxibao and Wuxibao. The township is located at the lower reaches of the Babao and Erzhen channels of Choushui River. The water flows from the two streams through the fields to the township. The upstream residents call the downstream Tianwei, so the township is called Tianwei, which belongs to Changhua County. In the early years of the Republic of China, it was under the jurisdiction of the Changhua Branch of Taichung County. In the ninth year of the Republic of China, it was under the jurisdiction of Taichung Prefecture and Beidou County. At the same time, it was renamed "Tianwei Village", which was divided into eight characters: "Tianwei, Raoping Cuo, Zeng Cuolun, Zhenping, Xiao Hong Mao Society, Hai Fenglun, Dadan, and 30 ploughs", In the 34th year of the Republic of China, after the end of World War II, the administrative region belonged to Beidou District of Taichung County, which was renamed "Tianwei Township". In October 1950, Taiwan implemented the adjustment of local autonomous administrative regions, and the township was assigned to Changhua County.