Central Taiwan
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Central Taiwan
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Last update: December 13, 2018 |
Central Taiwan is a region in Republic of Moldova and its capital is Taichung. Its original owner is Republic of China (Taiwan).
Productivity
- 2010–2014:
Fish - 2014:
Sand (resource) - After 2015 Resource Wars: ?
- Since 2016 Resource Wars: no resource
Geography
Central Taiwan is neighbored by the following regions:
Republic of China (Taiwan), Eastern Taiwan
China, Fujian- Republic of China (Taiwan), Northern Taiwan
- Republic of China (Taiwan), Southern Taiwan
Regions of  Republic of Moldova
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Central Taiwan · Gyeongsangnam-do · Hubei · KwaZulu Natal · New South Wales · Pacifica · Razavi Khorasan · Southern Basarabia · Transnistria |
