Everything about Taipei Basin totally explained
Taipei Basin (
Traditional Chinese:臺北盆地/台北盆地) is a geographic region in northern
Taiwan. It is the second largest basin in Taiwan. The basin is bounded by
Yangmingshan to the north,
Linkou mesa to the west, and the Ridge of
Syue Mountains (
Traditional Chinese:雪山山脈) to the southeast. The shape of the basin is close to a triangle. The three vertices are
Nangang, Hueilong of
Sinjhuang, and Guandu of
Beitou.
The main rivers in Taipei Basin include
Danshuei River,
Keelung River,
Dahan River, and
Sindian River.
In the prehistoric era, Taipei Basin was home to
Ketagalan tribes.
Han Chinese didn't settle in the region until the
18th century. Today, Taipei Basin is within the boundaries of
Taipei City and
Taipei County and is the largest
metropolitan area in
Taiwan.
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