Yuli, Hualien

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Urban township in Eastern Taiwan, Republic of China

Yuli Township

Hanzi: 玉里鎮

Japanese: Tamazato (Kanji: 玉里 [たまざと])

Amis: Posko; Bunun: Pusqu (Hanzi transliterated by 1917: 璞石閣)

Urban township

Aerial view of Yuli Township

Yuli Township

Coordinates: 23°23′15″N 121°22′35″E﻿ / ﻿23.38750°N 121.37639°E﻿ / 23.38750; 121.37639
Country| Republic of China (Taiwan)
Region| Eastern Taiwan
County| Hualien County
Government

• Type| Township council
Area

• Total

| 252.3719 km2 (97.4413 sq mi)
Population

(March 2023)

• Total

| 22,305
Time zone| UTC+8 (CST)
Postal code|

981

Subdivision| 15 villages
Website| HLYL.gov.tw
Downtown Yuli Yuli Township Office

Yuli Township (Chinese: 玉里鎮; pinyin: Yùlǐ Zhèn; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Gio̍k-lí-tìn; Japanese: Tamazato [ Kanji: 玉里 [たまざと] ]), Amis: Posko, Bunun: Pusqu (Hanzi transliterated by 1917: 璞石閣), is an urban township located in central Huadong Valley, and also the southern administrative center of Hualien County, Taiwan. It has a population of 22,305 inhabitants and 15 villages.[1]

## Geography

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Map of Yuli (labeled as TAMAZATO) and surrounding areas (1944) Map including Yuli (labeled as Yü-li (Tamazato) 玉里) (1951)

The township is located in the Huadong Valley.

## Administrative divisions

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The township comprises 15 villages: Chunri, Dayu, Dewu, Guanyin, Guowu, Lege, Qimo, Sanmin, Songpu, Taichang, Tungfeng, Yongchang, Yuancheng, Zhangliang, and Zhongcheng.

## Tourist attractions

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* Antong Hot Springs
* Dongfeng Leisure Farm
* Mount Chihke
* Teifen Waterfalls
* Xietian Temple
* Yucyuan Temple
* Yuli Jinja
* Walami Trail
* Yushan National Park[2]

## Transportation

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Yuli Rail Station

### Railway

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TRA (Taitung line)

* Yuli Station
* Sanmin Station

### Road

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* Provincial Highway 9 (Hualien-Taitung Highway)
* Provincial Highway 30 (Yuli-Chengbin Highway)
* County Road No.193

### Bus

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* Hualien Bus Company

## Notable natives

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* Evonne Hsieh, actress
* Umin Boya, writer, director and actor
* Wu Maw-kuen, Minister of Education (2018)

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Yuli Township, Hualien County.

## References

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1. ^ "YULI Township Government, Hualien". Archived from the original on March 6, 2014. Retrieved February 17, 2014.
2. ^ "East Rift Valley National Scenic Area::PDA". www.erv-nsa.gov.tw. Archived from the original on 29 October 2013. Retrieved 15 January 2022.

## External links

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Wikivoyage has a travel guide for Yuli.

* Office of Yu Li Township (Chinese)

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Cities and townships of Hualien County

County seat: Hualien City

Cities|

* Hualien City

Urban townships|

* Fenglin
* Yuli

Rural townships|

* Fengbin
* Fuli
* Guangfu
* Ji'an
* Ruisui
* Shoufeng
* Xincheng

Mountain indigenous townships|

* Wanrong
* Xiulin
* Zhuoxi

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Townships in Taiwan

Urban
townships|

| Changhua|

* Beidou
* Erlin
* Hemei
* Lukang
* Tianzhong
* Xihu

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Chiayi|

* Budai
* Dalin

Hsinchu|

* Guanxi
* Xinpu
* Zhudong

Hualien|

* Fenglin
* Yuli

Kinmen|

* Jincheng
* Jinhu
* Jinsha

Miaoli|

* Houlong
* Tongxiao
* Yuanli
* Zhunan
* Zhuolan

Nantou|

* Caotun
* Jiji
* Puli
* Zhushan

Pingtung|

* Chaozhou
* Donggang
* Hengchun

Taitung|

* Chenggong
* Guanshan

Yilan|

* Luodong
* Su'ao
* Toucheng

Yunlin|

* Beigang
* Dounan
* Huwei
* Tuku
* Xiluo

Rural
townships|

| Changhua|

* Dacheng
* Dacun
* Ershui
* Fangyuan
* Fenyuan
* Fuxing
* Huatan
* Pitou
* Puxin
* Puyan
* Shengang
* Shetou
* Tianwei
* Xianxi
* Xiushui
* Xizhou
* Yongjing
* Zhutang

|

Chiayi|

* Alishan
* Dapu
* Dongshi
* Fanlu
* Lioujiao
* Lucao
* Meishan
* Minxiong
* Shuishang
* Xikou
* Xingang
* Yizhu
* Zhongpu
* Zhuqi

Hsinchu|

* Baoshan
* Beipu
* Emei
* Hengshan
* Hukou
* Qionglin
* Xinfeng

Hualien|

* Fengbin
* Fuli
* Guangfu
* Ji'an
* Ruisui
* Shoufeng
* Xincheng

Kinmen|

* Jinning
* Lieyu
* Wuqiu

Lienchiang|

* Beigan
* Dongyin
* Juguang
* Nangan

Miaoli|

* Dahu
* Gongguan
* Nanzhuang
* Sanwan
* Sanyi
* Shitan
* Tongluo
* Touwu
* Xihu
* Zaoqiao

Nantou|

* Guoxing
* Lugu
* Mingjian
* Shuili
* Yuchi
* Zhongliao

Penghu|

* Baisha
* Huxi
* Qimei
* Wangan
* Xiyu

Pingtung|

* Changzhi
* Checheng
* Fangliao
* Fangshan
* Gaoshu
* Jiadong
* Jiuru
* Kanding
* Ligang
* Linbian
* Linluo
* Liuqiu
* Manzhou
* Nanzhou
* Neipu
* Wandan
* Wanluan
* Xinpi
* Xinyuan
* Yanpu
* Zhutian

Taitung|

* Beinan
* Changbin
* Chihshang
* Dawu
* Donghe
* Luye
* Lüdao
* Taimali

Yilan|

* Dongshan
* Jiaoxi
* Sanxing
* Wujie
* Yuanshan
* Zhuangwei

Yunlin|

* Baozhong
* Cihtong
* Dapi
* Dongshi
* Erlun
* Gukeng
* Kouhu
* Linnei
* Lunbei
* Mailiao
* Shuilin
* Sihu
* Taisi
* Yuanchang

Mountain
indigenous
townships|

| Hsinchu|

* Jianshi
* Wufeng

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Hualien|

* Wanrong
* Xiulin
* Zhuoxi

Miaoli|

* Tai'an

Nantou|

* Ren'ai
* Xinyi

Pingtung|

* Chunri
* Laiyi
* Majia
* Mudan
* Sandimen
* Shizi
* Taiwu
* Wutai

Taitung|

* Daren
* Haiduan
* Jinfeng
* Lanyu
* Yanping

Yilan|

* Datong
* Nan'ao

Note: Pinyin is the national standard and promulgated by the Ministry of Interior. Exceptions: "Lukang" instead of "Lugang" and names of Counties.

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Taiwanese Indigenous Areas

Highland indigenous
Townships and
Districts|

| Kaohsiung|

* Maolin District
* Namasia District
* Tauyuan District

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New Taipei|

* Wulai District

Taichung|

* Heping District

Taoyuan|

* Fuxing District

Chiayi County|

* Alishan Township

Hsinchu County|

* Jianshi Township
* Wufeng Township

Hualien County|

* Wanrong Township
* Xiulin Township
* Zhuoxi Township

Miaoli County|

* Tai'an Township

Nantou County|

* Ren'ai Township
* Xinyi Township

Pingtung County|

* Chunri Township
* Laiyi Township
* Majia Township
* Mudan Township
* Sandimen Township
* Shizi Township
* Taiwu Township
* Wutai Township

Taitung County|

* Daren Township
* Haiduan Township
* Jinfeng Township
* Lanyu Township
* Yanping Township

Yilan County|

* Datong Township
* Nan'ao Township

Plains indigenous
Townships and
County-Administered Cities|

| Hsinchu County|

* Guanxi Township

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Hualien County|

* Fengbin Township
* Fenglin Township
* Fuli Township
* Guangfu Township
* Hualien City
* Ji'an Township
* Ruisui Township
* Shoufeng Township
* Xincheng Township
* Yuli Township

Miaoli County|

* Nanzhuang Township
* Shitan Township

Nantou County|

* Yuchi Township

Pingtung County|

* Manzhou Township

Taitung County|

* Beinan Township
* Changbin Township
* Chenggong Township
* Chihshang Township
* Dawu Township
* Donghe Township
* Guanshan Township
* Luye Township
* Taimali Township
* Taitung City

Note: On the map, "Mountain Indigenous Areas" are in dark green and "Plains Indigenous Areas" are in light green.

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