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Pitou, Changhua

Coordinates: 23°52′39″N 120°28′14″E / 23.87750°N 120.47056°E / 23.87750; 120.47056
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Pitou
埤頭
Pitou Township · 埤頭きょう
Chinese transcription(s)
 • Traditional埤頭きょう
 • PinyinPítóu Xiāng
Pitou is located in Taiwan
Pitou
Pitou
Coordinates: 23°52′39″N 120°28′14″E / 23.87750°N 120.47056°E / 23.87750; 120.47056
CountryTaiwan
CountyChanghua
Government
 • MayorChen Cang Giong
Area
 • Total42.75 km2 (16.51 sq mi)
Population
 (January 2023)
 • Total29,314
 • Density690/km2 (1,800/sq mi)
Postal code
523
Websitewww.pitou.gov.tw
Pitou Township in Changhua County

Pitou Township (Chinese: 埤頭さと; pinyin: Pítóu[1][2] Xiāng) is a rural township in Changhua County, Taiwan. The district had a population of 29,314 as of January 2023 and an area of 42.75 square kilometres (16.51 sq mi).[3] One of the attractions in Pitou is the Kopok Flower Boulevard.[4]

Administrative divisions

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The township comprises 17 villages: Beitou, Dahu, Fuzhao, Gexing, Heli, Lilun, Liujia, Lunjiao, Lunzi, Pingyuan, Xingnong, Xinzhuang, Yongli, Yuanpu, Zhonghe, Zhuangnei and Zhuwei.

Tourist attractions

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Nanyun Temple in Pitou is one of the stops on the annual Dajia Matsu pilgrimage.[5]

Transportation

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Pitou is adjacent to National Highway No. 1, with Zhangshui Road another major arterial route through the township. Pitou's location around major highways plays an important role in facilitating transportation of the township's agricultural produce.

References

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  1. ^ 【埤】. 教育きょういく國語こくご辭典じてん簡編ほん. ちゅうおと ()ㄆㄧˊ 漢語かんご拼音 ()pí{...}灌溉ようてき蓄水多用たよう於地めい。如彰けんてき埤頭きょうたい南縣みなみあがたてきとらあたま埤。
  2. ^ 【埤頭きょう. 教育きょういくじゅうへん國語こくご辭典じてん修訂しゅうていほん. ちゅうおと ㄆㄧˊ ㄊㄡˊ ㄒㄧㄤ 漢語かんご拼音 pí tóu xiāng{...}灌溉ようてき蓄水多用たよう於地めい。如彰けんてき埤頭きょうたい南縣みなみあがたてきとらあたま埤。
  3. ^ 統計とうけい資料しりょう | いちがつ | ひょうよん [Statistics|January|Table 4]. accounting.chcg.gov.tw (in Chinese). Changhua County Government. 10 February 2017. Retrieved 11 February 2017.
  4. ^ Leisure and Tour, Changhua Pitou Country.
  5. ^ Buchan, Noel: Walking with Matsu, Taipei Times, 7 April 2011.
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