Hukou TownshipSoon
Hukou Beihu
Hukou's northern edge around China University of Technology's Hsinchu campus, with fields outside and rows of new townhouses along them
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Hsinchu County
21 hand-picked neighborhoods.
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Neighborhoods
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Hukou TownshipSoon
Hukou Station
"New Hukou", which came alive after the railway station moved here in 1929, with Hukou Market in front of the station
Hukou TownshipSoon
Hukou Industrial Park
Residential streets next to Hsinchu Industrial Park, with Huaxing Park and Zhonghua Park among the blocks
Hukou TownshipSoon
Hukou Old Street
Old Hukou's brick-arched street with unusually wide arcades, ending at the county historic site Sanyuan Temple
Xinfeng TownshipSoon
Xinfeng Station
The station area where Xinfeng first grew, opened in 1893, with the old station building now a Starbucks
Xinfeng TownshipSoon
Xinfeng Xinzhuangzi
The streets around the Xinfeng Township Office, where the Xinzhuangzi night market sets up every Friday evening
Zhubei CitySoon
Zhubei Fenggang
Zhubei's west side of fields, fish ponds and factories, where the seaside slopes of Fengqi are a place to watch the sunset
Zhubei CitySoon
Zhubei HSR District
Beside the HSR station and biomedical park, Xinwawu survives as Taiwan's first Hakka cultural preservation area
Zhubei CitySoon
Zhubei Lianxing
A quiet residential area next to the Zhubei night market, with farmland just beyond the lanes
Zhubei CitySoon
Zhubei Mayuan
The rice paddies and ponds of Mayuan and Xizhou, stretching to the banks of the Touqian River
Zhubei CitySoon
Zhubei City Hall
Old Zhubei along Zhongzheng West Road, where an alley holds Caitian Fudi, one of Taiwan's few surviving Indigenous ancestral halls
Zhubei CitySoon
Zhubei Station
Zhubei's old town around the station, with Zhubei Market out front and the Mazu temple Zhubei Tianhou Temple nearby
Zhubei CitySoon
Zhubei Taiwan Tech District
New blocks where NTUST's Zhubei campus and China Medical University's hospital have settled, with campus buildings still going up
Zhubei CitySoon
Zhubei Tai Yuan
Tai Yuen Hi-Tech Industrial Park, built by Tai Yuen Textile, with Chenglong's tidy rows of townhouses across the freeway
Zhubei CitySoon
Zhubei County Hall District Phase 1
The county seat that grew after Hsinchu County's government moved here in 1988, with insect- and planet-themed parks
Zhubei CitySoon
Zhubei County Hall District Phase 2
Zhubei's shopping district framed by Far Eastern Department Store and Sunny Square, plus a forest-themed county library
Zhubei CitySoon
Zhubei County Hall District Phase 3
A new neighborhood beside the Douzipu Creek greenway, home to the AI Smart Park completed in 2022
Zhudong TownshipSoon
Zhudong Downtown
Once one of Taiwan's three big timber hubs, old Zhudong has its central market by day and a night market after dark
Zhudong TownshipSoon
Zhudong Erchongpu
Erchongpu, watered by the Zhudong Canal, where the county historic site Jiumudi was the canal builders' office
Zhudong TownshipSoon
Zhudong Shangguan
Shangguan, home to the Veterans General and NTU hospitals, with lines for xiaolongbao and Hakka tangyuan in Xiagongguan
Zhudong TownshipSoon
Zhudong Zhuzhong Station
Zhudong's west side, where ITRI settled in 1973 and the Zhuzhong traditional market is the local morning market
Places (3)
Baoshan TownshipPlace
Baoshan Reservoir
The science park's main water source, where the lakeside trail crosses the Baohu and Bihu suspension bridges and tung blossoms fall in April
Baoshan TownshipPlace
Baoshan Second Reservoir
South of Baoshan Reservoir, completed in 2006, and together with it supplying water to the science park
Guanxi TownshipPlace
Leofoo Village Theme Park
A theme park that began as a wildlife safari, with the American Wild West, an Arabian palace and an African village
About this guide
Start with the neighborhoods people actually name. Boundaries follow the streets locals use.
How it's computed
Neighborhood boundaries follow named streets. Most are a union of villages (MOI village boundaries), counted in when more than half a village's area falls inside; a few with an official gazetted extent — Taichung's Seventh Zone, Xinyi Planning District, Banqiao's Xinban — are traced directly along street centrelines. A grid cell belongs to a neighborhood when its centre falls inside; values are the mean of those cells; relative position compares neighborhoods within one city only — never against districts, never across cities. Metrics with fewer than 30 cells show “Not enough data”.
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