Dou-Nan Station Introduction
The last station of the Japanese colonial period, Dou-Nan Station, was established in the 36th year of the Meiji era and was named Taliwu Station. At the end of World War II, it was renovated into a brick station building, making it the last railway station renovated during the Japanese rule of Taiwan. In earlier years, sugar produced by the Huwei Sugar Refinery was transported via the sugar railroad to Dou-Nan and then distributed to the port for export through the main line.
