Yushan 3D Terrain Model
Taiwan's highest peak at 3952 m, the crown of Yushan National Park. Export as STL, OBJ, DAE or 3DM.
- Coverage
- Central Taiwan
- Coordinates
- 23.46°N 120.97°E
- Model area
- ≈ 222 km²
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About this place
Yushan, or Jade Mountain, stands in the heart of the Yushan range in central Taiwan, where Nantou, Chiayi and Kaohsiung meet; its main peak rises to 3,952 m and is the island's highest point and the highest on the western Pacific rim south of Kamchatka. In Tsou it is called Patungkuonʉ, the shining or quartz mountain, and it is a sacred mountain shared by the Bunun and Tsou peoples. The name Yushan first appears in the Taiwan Prefecture Gazetteer compiled in 1685; under Japanese rule the peak was renamed Niitaka. Its steep, cliff-girt massif preserves glacial relics such as U-shaped valleys and cirques. Foremost of Taiwan's hundred peaks and one of its five great mountains, it is protected within Yushan National Park, established in 1985.
How to use
For hiking & outdoor
Use the 3D view to read ridgelines, relief and the overall shape of the terrain before a trip. It is a static elevation model for reference only; it is not live navigation, routing or safety guidance.
For 3D printing
Download the model as STL, OBJ, DAE or Rhino 3DM and open it in your slicer or CAD tool. Files carry terrain geometry only; printability, scale and mesh quality depend on how you slice them and are not guaranteed here.
