Xindian
Xindian, also known by its historical spelling Hsintien and alternative spelling Sindian, is a district in New Taipei where the apartment complexes of the Taipei metropolitan area meet the northern end of the Central Mountain Range.- Suburb with about 306,000 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 260 metres (840 feet)
- Description: A district in New Taipei City, Taiwan
- Also known as“Hsin-tien”“Hsin-tien-chen”“Shindian”“Shinten”“Sin-tiam”“Sindian”“Sindian District”“Sintien”“Syindyan”“Xindian District”
- Historically known as“新店市”“新店街”
- Neighbors
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Xindian
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Latitude
24.9674° or 24° 58′ 3″ north
Longitude
121.5419° or 121° 32′ 31″ east
Open location code
7QP3XG8R+XQ
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = suburb
GeoNames ID
Wikidata ID
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In Other Languages
From Catalan to Yue Chinese—“Xindian” goes by many names.
XindianCatalan
Xīndiàn QūChinese
新店Chinese
新店区Chinese
新店區Chinese
新店市Chinese
新店鎮Chinese
Sin-tienCzech
XindianDanish
Xindian DistrictDutch
Sîn-tiam-khîHakka Chinese
Distretto di XindianItalian
XindianItalian
新店Japanese
新店区Japanese
新店市Japanese
신뎬 구Korean
新店區Literary Chinese
SindianasLithuanian
XindianMalay
Sin-tiàmMin Nan Chinese
Sin-tiàm-chhīMin Nan Chinese
Sin-tiàm-khuMin Nan Chinese
Sin-tiàm-tìnMin Nan Chinese
新店Min Nan Chinese
新店區Min Nan Chinese
新店鎮Min Nan Chinese
XindianPolish
СиньдяньRussian
ŠindjanSlovenian
XindianSlovenian
СіньдяньUkrainian
Tân ĐiếmVietnamese
Tân Điếm, Tân BắcVietnamese
XindianWaray (Philippines)
新店區Yue Chinese
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