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- The Matsu Islands are an archipelago of 36 islands in the East China Sea, alongside the southeastern coast of mainland China.
- The islands have been administered since 1949 by Taiwan, part of a larger set of outlying islands administered by Taiwan, which includes the Kinmen and Penghu Islands, which all lie in the Taiwan Strait.
- The Matsu Islands are connected to Taiwan’s main island by two submarine cables — Taima No.2, Taima No.3, and soon Taima No.4.
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- The Matsu Islands are an archipelago of 36 islands in the East China Sea, alongside the southeastern coast of mainland China.
- The islands have been administered since 1949 by Taiwan, part of a larger set of outlying islands administered by Taiwan, which includes the Kinmen and Penghu Islands, which all lie in the Taiwan Strait.
- The Matsu Islands are connected to Taiwan’s main island by two submarine cables — Taima No.2, Taima No.3, and soon Taima No.4.
Sources: Apnic