
North Gate of Taipei — 台北北門(承恩門)
Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, Taiwan — 臺北市 中正區
March , 2013, 06:53 UTC (14:53 TPE)
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in 1882. The circumference was greater than fifteen thousand feet, and five gates were included. The important North Gate(Bei Men), also known as the Ch'eng-en Gate.
During the early part of the Japanese occupation period, the city walls and West Gate were destroyed, and after Taiwan's retrocession, the East, South, and Lesser South Gates were completely rebuilt. The North Gate alone retains its original appearance and is the only surviving Ching dynasty gate in Taipei.
This panorama not only a small view of Taipei City sight, but also a tiny point in the timescale of human history.
Lat: 25° 2' 52.89" N
Long: 121° 30' 41.11" E
Elevation: 30.305
Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.













