"Huatung Valley" meaning in English

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          "text": "Pycnonotus taivanus is endemic to Taiwan. It is found in eastern Taiwan in the coastal plains and hills of Haulien^([sic – meaning Hualien]) county and Taitung county, in the Huatung valley and as far west as Litao and north to Chungta and Hojen, in southern Taiwan at Hengchun and Kenting in southern Pingtung county, and as far north as Fangshan and Fengkang on the south-west coast of Taiwan.",
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          "text": "Lee said that research suggests the Philippines and Eurasia plates are converging at a speed of 8cm per year. However, Lee's continuous monitoring of the plate suture zone in the Huatung Valley connecting Hualien and Taitung suggests that the fault has contracted between 15cm and 20cm annually over the past five years.",
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