- The
Hsuehshan Tunnel (Chinese: 雪山隧道; pinyin: Xuěshān Suìdào) is the
longest tunnel in Taiwan,
located on the
National Freeway 5. It
opened on June 16...
- 雪山,
meaning "Snow" or "Snowy Mountain". The same name is
romanized as
Hsüehshan using the Wade-Giles system.
During the Qing Dynasty, the
mountain was...
- wings. The
Rising Sun
Above Hsuehshan Tunnel (Love of
Lanyang and
Devotion to Tamkang): The
sculpture portraying the
Hsuehshan Tunnel of the Taipei-Yilan...
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distribution of the two
major dialect groups of the
Atayal language. The
Atayal people reside in
central and
northern Taiwan,
along the
Hsuehshan mountains....
- 2 lanes:
Nangang Junction – Su-ao
Interchange The
speed limit in the
Hsuehshan Tunnel section is 90 km/h. The
separation distance is 50 m. Only a toll...
- when
opened to
traffic in
April 2005,
although the top rank
moved to
Hsuehshan Tunnel in
National Highway No. 5 in June 2006. The
exact route west of...
-
Taoshan (桃山), 3,325 m (10,909 ft)
Kalayeshan (喀拉業山), 3,133 m (10,279 ft)
Hsuehshan Tunnel Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Xueshan Range. EB (1879)...
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Valley Terrane Eastern Central Range Terrane Western Central Range Terrane Hsuehshan Range Terrane Western Foothills Terrane Coastal Plain Terrane Tibet Lhasa...
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started growing. In 1991, RSEA
negotiated a
pilot project to
build the
Hsuehshan Tunnel and
other drives on
National Freeway 5.
Construction started in...
- and
gravel cliffs. They are
sometimes spotted on top of
Nanhu Mountain,
Hsuehshan, Yushan, and
Siouguluan Mountain. They also live in the
Taroko National...
