Makung

Makung or Magong is a city in the Islands of . It is the only city on the islands. The city has many historical sites tracing back to the Ming Dynasty.
  • Town with about 62,900 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 10 metres (40 feet)
  • …has the IATA airport code MZG
  • Description: A county-administered city in Penghu County, Taiwan
  • Also known as
    “Má-keng”
    “Má-king”
    “Magong”
    “Magong City”
    “Magung”
    “Mako”
  • Neighbors:

Places of Interest

Discover Chang Yu-sheng Memorial Museum and Penghu Living Museum.
Government office
The is the elected county council of , Republic of China.
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Latitude
23.5664° or 23° 33′ 59″ north
Longitude
119.5785° or 119° 34′ 43″ east
UN/LOCODE
TW MZG
Open location code
7PMXHH8H+H9
Open­Street­Map ID
Open­Street­Map feature
place = town
Geo­Names ID
Wiki­data ID

Satellite Map

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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Yue Chinese—“Makung” goes by many names.
ماغونغArabic
MagongCatalan
MakungCatalan
Magong ShiCebuano
Mǎgōng ShìChinese
天后澳Chinese
天妃宮Chinese
娘娘宮Chinese
娘媽宮Chinese
娘宮Chinese
媽宮Chinese
媽澳Chinese
媽祖台Chinese
媽祖宮Chinese
孃宮嶼Chinese
東西澳Chinese
東西衛Chinese
東西衛澳Chinese
祖媽宮Chinese
馬公Chinese
馬公市Chinese
馬公鎮Chinese
馬宮Chinese
馬祖澳Chinese
马公市Chinese
Ma-kungCzech
MǎgongDutch
MakungDutch
Mâ-kûng-sṳHakka Chinese
MagongHausa
Magong (taiwan)Hausa
מאגונגHebrew
MagongItalian
MakungItalian
マコウJapanese
馬公Japanese
馬公市Japanese
마궁Korean
마궁 시Korean
MagongLadin
MagongasLithuanian
Má-kengMin Nan Chinese
Má-keng-chhīMin Nan Chinese
Má-kingMin Nan Chinese
Má-king-sūMin Nan Chinese
Má-king-tshīMin Nan Chinese
ماگونگPersian
MǎgōngPinyin
MagongPolish
MakungPolish
МагунRussian
MagongSlovenian
MagongSwedish
MagongTurkish
ماگونگUrdu
Mã CôngVietnamese
马公Wu Chinese
馬公Yue Chinese
馬公市Yue Chinese
媽宮嶼

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