The Nanfang'ao Fishing Port () is a fishing

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in Su'ao Township, Yilan County,

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History

The port was built in 1923. The port has since been expanded several times. The Nanfang'ao Bridge crossing the harbour entrance fell down on 1 October 2019.Verletzte und Vermisste nach Brückeneinsturz in Taiwan
orf.at, 2 October 2019, retrieved 2 October 2019.

Produce

The port supplies 90% of

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demand in Taiwan.

Tourist attractions

* Nanfang'ao Nantian Temple

References

1923 establishments in Taiwan Ports and harbors of Yilan County, Taiwan Transport infrastructure completed in 1923 {{Taiwan-struct-stub