Yunlin, Taiwan belongs to Taichung. Yunlin County is a county under the jurisdiction of Taiwan Province, located in the central part of Taiwan, situated in the Chia Nan Plain, between Changhua and Chiayi counties, bordered by Nantou County to the east and the Taiwan Strait to the west. It has a humid subtropical climate.

Yunlin County is located at longitude 120°0′10″-120°43′24″ East and latitude 23°28′-23°49′56″ North. To the east is Caoling in Gukeng Township, to the west is Waiguatengzhou in Kouhu Township, to the south is Waiguatengzhou in Kouhu Township, and to the north is Xu Chuoliao in Mailiao Township. The center is Huwei, Huwei Township.

Yunlin County is located in the Jianan Plain, and is mostly flat, except for Douliu, Gukeng and Linnei Townships, which are adjacent to the mountains. [1]? About 90% of the county is plain and the other 10% is hilly.

Water Resources:

Yunlin County is an area of unbalanced water resources. The Jiji Barrage Weir and affiliated projects can provide 860,000 cubic meters of public **** water per day. The joint operation of the Hushan Reservoir and the Jiji Barrage Weir, coupled with the cooperation of a number of measures such as the Ruifeng Reservoir, groundwater resources, and the management of the use of volumetric water, will satisfy the needs of Yunlin County's development.

Primary Industry:

Yunlin County is a major agricultural county in Taiwan, with planting and aquaculture fisheries as its main industries. Agricultural products account for 70% of Taiwan's agricultural products, vegetables account for 80% of Taiwan's vegetables, and fruits account for 60% of Taiwan's fruits.

Secondary Industry:

Yunlin County's industry is dominated by sugar production, which ranks second among cities and counties in the province. Other industries include food, textiles, electronics, plastics, rubber, metal processing, and wood and bamboo processing. Local specialties such as soy sauce from Xiluo Township, sauerkraut from Dabi Township, and bitter tea oil from Caoling have long been renowned in the county.

Topography:

Yunlin County is situated in the Chianan Plain, with the exception of Douliu, Gukeng, and Linnei Townships, which are adjacent to mountainous areas, the rest of the county is mostly flat. About 90% of the county is plains and the other 10% is hills.

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