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Street layout of Taichung City in the Japanese colonial period in 1911 (Adopted from Lin, 2015, p. 36)

Street layout of Taichung City in the Japanese colonial period in 1911 (Adopted from Lin, 2015, p. 36)

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Figure 1: Axial line map of Donda Dun and surrounding settlements...
Figure 3: Street layout of Taichung City in the Japanese colonial...
Figure 5: Distribution pattern of commercial activities in Taichung...
Figure 8: The first phase of urban expansion during the third stage...
+4 Figure 11: Global Integration Rn vs. Commercial Activities of Taichung...
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