Taipei Prefecture (Japanese Rule) - Definition and Overview

Taipei Prefecture (台北州, Japanese: Taihokushû) was created in 1920. Its office, which is now occupied by the Control Yuan, was in Taipei City. There were one city (市) and nine districts (郡) in Taipei Prefecture in 1920.

Subdivisions of Taipei Prefecture

• Taipei City
• Keelung City (after 1924)
• Yilan City (after 1939)
• Cising District
  • Beitou Village (upgraded to a town in 1941)
  • Shilin Town
  • Neihu Village
  • Songshan Village (annexed into Taipei City in 1938)
  • Sijhih Town
• Danshuei District
  • Danshuei Town
  • Sanjhih Village
  • Shihmen Village
  • Bali Village
• Keelung District
  • Keelung Town (before 1924)
  • Jinshan Village
  • Wanli Village
  • Cidu Village
  • Rueifang Town
  • Pingsi Village
  • Shuangsi Village
  • Gongliao Village
• Yilan District
  • Yilan Town (before 1939)
  • Toucheng Village
  • Jiaosi Village
  • Jhuangwei Village
  • Yuanshan Village
• Luodong District
  • Luodong Town
  • Wujie Village
  • Sansing Village
  • Dongshan Village
• Su-ao District
  • Su-ao Village
• Wunshan District
  • Sindian Village
  • Shenkeng Village
  • Shihding Village
  • Pinglin Village
• Haishan District
  • Banciao Town
  • Jhonghe Village
  • Tucheng Village
  • Yingge Village
  • Sansia Village
• Sinjhuang District
  • Sinjhuang Town
  • Lujhou Village
  • Wugu Village
  • Linkou Village

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Political divisions of Taiwan (1895-1945)