What is the geographical advantage of Taiwan Province Province?

The geographical location of Taiwan Province.

Geographical location: The whole province is located at the southeast edge of the continental shelf of the motherland. It is located at east longitude12434 "30" (the eastern end of chiwei yu in Yilan County) to11"03" (the western end of Huayu in Wang 'an Township, Penghu County) and 2145 north latitude. China is adjacent to the East China Sea in the north and Ryukyu Islands in the northeast. East coast Pacific Ocean; South bashi channel, adjacent to the Philippines; It faces Fujian Province on the mainland across the Taiwan Province Strait in the west, and the nearest place is only130km. The whole province is located in the center of the western Pacific waterway, which is strategically known as the "seven-province barrier" in China.

Area: Taiwan Province Province is a maritime province composed of islands in China. The province consists of more than 80 islands, including the whole island, surrounding islands and Penghu Islands. The total land area is 35,989.7573 square kilometers. Among them, Taiwan Province Island is 394 kilometers long from north to south and 144 kilometers wide from east to west, and the coastline around the island is 1 139 kilometers long, covering an area of 35,788.0908 square kilometers, accounting for more than 97% of the province's area. It is the largest island in China.

Topography: Taiwan Province Island is a mountainous island, with hills accounting for 2/3 and plains less than 1/3. Central Mountain Range, Yushan Mountain Range, Snow Mountain Range, Alishan Mountain Range and Taitung Mountain Range (also known as Coastal Mountain Range) are the five major mountain ranges on the island. The trend of these mountains is consistent with that of the coastal areas of Chinese mainland, and they are regularly arranged in parallel from northeast to southwest.

The topography of Taiwan Province Island is high in the middle and low on both sides. Taking the central mountain range running through the north and south as the watershed, it gradually descends to the east and west coast respectively. However, because the mountains are mostly concentrated in the central and eastern regions, the topographic characteristics of the eastern mountains, the central hills and the western plains have been formed.