土牛溝楊梅段

A recently recognized section of the Tuniu Line (土牛紅線), instituted in the early 18th century to demarcate a boundary between Qing-administered Taiwan and the Indigenous lands beyond. Initially this border was marked by stones, but extensive ditches were eventually dug, among which this is reputedly the most well-preserved. It is located in present-day Yangmei.

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  • Status:Public (公有)
  • Heritage designation:Cultural Landscape (文化景觀)
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