Taiyuan Basin

The Taiyuan Basin (Chinese: 泰源盆地; pinyin: Tàiyuán Péndì) is located around the southern tail of the Hai'an Range in eastern Taiwan. The entire basin is located in the Dunghe Township of Taitung County. It is the traditional territory of the indigenous Amis. There is an archaeological site named Taiyuan site (泰源遺址) in the basin, which is a part of the Cilin Culture (麒麟文化).^[1]

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Topography of Taiwan

Mountain ranges

• Alishan Range
• Jialishan Range
• Central Mountain Range (Chungyang Range)
• Hai'an Range (Coastal Range)
• Xueshan Range
• Yushan Range

Plateaus and hill lands

• Hsinchu Hills
• Linkou Plateau
• Miaoli Hills
• Pakua (Bagua) Plateau
• Taoyuan Plateau
• Dadu Plateau

Plains

• Changhua (Zhanghua) Plain
• Chiayi–Tainan Plain
• Huadong Valley
• Pingtung (Pingdong) Plain
• Yilan Plain

Basins

• Puli Basins
• Taichung Basin
• Taipei Basin
• Taiyuan Basin

Volcano groups

• Chilung (Jilong) Volcanoes
• Tatun Volcanoes

* The place names listed above are mainly romanized as Wade–Giles that used in most of academic articles.

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