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Meaning of "miaoli"
Miaoli - a county in Taiwan known for its agriculture, especially the production of Hakka delicacies like dried persimmons and sesame oil
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- A county in western Taiwan.
- A city and the administrative seat in Miaoli, Taiwan.
- A town in Jinshui district, Zhengzhou, Henan, China.
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Miaoli is comprised basically of two parallel streets.
It is the largest township and the only mountain indigenous township in Miaoli County.
Miaoli has rich rainfall along with abundant rivers.
She also promised financial reform within the Miaoli County Government.
The museum was set up by Miaoli County Government with subsidies from the central government.
Romantic hydrangea festival to kick off in small-town Nanzhuang>Culture and Tourism Buresu of Miaoli.
Miaoli County has the second highest number of urban townships after Changhua County.
Tongxiao Township is an urban township in southern Miaoli County, Taiwan.
The Miaoli hills.
Tung blossom festival and weddings>Culture and Tourism Buresu of Miaoli.
Miaoli has little flat lands ( plateau ) and very mountainous due to the Xueshan Range.
December is the strawberry month in Dahu>Culture and Tourism Buresu of Miaoli.
Miaoli county north to south averages about 50 kilometers and east to west averages about 64 kilometers.
Taiwan High Speed Rail has one station in the township, which is Miaoli Station.
The overall coastline of Miaoli is about 50 kilometers long.
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Miaoli County ( ) is a county in western Taiwan.
Formosa I is located approximately 3km off the coast of Miaoli County in North-West Taiwan.
Miaoli City ( ) is a county-controlled city and the county seat of Miaoli County, Taiwan.
It flows through Miaoli County for 58 kilometers.
Firefly-famous Dawo to hold a music concert>Culture and Tourism Buresu of Miaoli.
Miaoli County is divided into 2 cities, 5 urban townships, 10 rural townships and 1 mountain indigenous townships.
Formosa 1 is located approximately 2-6 km off the coast of Miaoli County.
The distinct Wangxing culture ( 網形 ) was discovered in Miaoli County in northwest Taiwan in the 1980s.
