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junction of Keelung Road and Xinyi Road

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steven ho

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This is the cross-junction of Keelung Road and Xinyi Road , also is an access to the Xinyi Planned Area, an important junction on the west side, normally busy, so the Department of Information and Tourism of Taipei City Government to promote "2010 Taipei International Flora Expo", specially spending money, in the northwest corner of the Paste the Kam Lun Building Perspective membrane ads, hoping to play a "smoke-eye" effect.

This junction is also the line of the Taipei International Marathon through , the runner run through the Keelung Road underpass into the last mile sprint stage. In the same location of the Bridge, I also shot last year, hundreds of photos, there are the "2008 ING Taipei International Marathon photos" .

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Tags: 基隆路信義路交义口; 2010台北國際花卉博覽會看版

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