The second junior high of Gongguan Township.
Hegang Junior High was founded in 1970, becoming the second of Gongguan Township's two junior high schools alongside Gongguan Junior High. Located in Hegang Village, the school takes its name from the area's distinctive "crane hill" (鶴子岡) geography — a landform whose shape reportedly resembles a resting crane. As the newer of Gongguan's two junior highs, Hegang helped expand secondary school access for the township's growing population in the early 1970s.
鶴岡國中創校於1970年（民國59年），是公館鄉境內繼公館國中之後的第二所國中。校址位於鶴岡村，校名取自當地「鶴子岡」的特殊地形——地貌形似棲息的仙鶴而得名。作為公館鄉較新設立的國中，鶴岡國中在1970年代初期擴大了當地中學教育的服務量能。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🦢 Named for a "Crane Hill" Landform
以「鶴子岡」地形命名
Hegang Junior High takes its name from the distinctive "crane hill" (鶴子岡) geography of the area, a landform said to resemble a resting crane.
🏫 Gongguan Township's Second Junior High
公館鄉第二所國中
Founded in 1970, Hegang became the second junior high serving Gongguan Township, expanding local secondary education access alongside the older Gongguan Junior High.
🍊 Amid Clay and Citrus Country
紅陶與柑橘產區
The school sits amid Gongguan's Hakka farmland, an area long known for its red clay pottery craft and citrus orchards, connecting students to the township's traditional industries.
Named for the hill of the crane.
Named for the area's storied "crane hill" landform, Hegang Junior High sits amid Gongguan's Hakka farmland long known for red clay pottery craft and citrus orchards. See the Miaoli county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 178, Hegang Village, Gongguan Township, Miaoli County 363, Taiwan
363苗栗縣公館鄉鶴岡村178號
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