of . Geology Around 80% of Yunlin County are plains and the other 10% are hills. Generally the county is covered with high green space. In 2015, the county experienced 75% of Taiwan's total land subsidence, over an area of due to its groundwater overuse. Climate The weather in the county is tropical, with an annual average temperature of 22.6 °C and an average annual rainfall of 1,028.9 mm. Administration Yunlin County is divided into 1 city, 5 urban townships and 14 rural townships. Douliu City is the county seat and home to the Yunlin County Government and the Yunlin County Council. Chang Li-shan of the Kuomintang is the incumbent Magistrate of Yunlin County. Color indicates the statutory language status of Hakka in the respective subdivisions. Politics Yunlin County elected two Democratic Progressive Party legislators to the Legislative Yuan during the 2016 legislative election. Demographics and Culture Cultural activities in the county is regulated by the Bureau of Cultural Affairs of the Yunlin County Government, which holds exhibitions, speeches, performances and studies to promote the arts and related activities. Sports The county government promotes many sports. The Douliu Baseball Stadium and Yunlin County Stadium are two of the international-level sports facilities in the county. The first for-all-people games were held in Yunlin County in 2000. The county also hosted the 2005 National Games. In the 2011 National Games at Changhua, Yunlin ranked 11th out of the 22 counties and cities of Taiwan, with 10 gold, 8 silver and 8 bronze medals. Recent major sporting events held by Yunlin include: 2007 Baseball World Cup (co-hosted with Taipei, New Taipei, and Taichung) 2010 Intercontinental Cup (co-hosted with Taichung) 2013 18U Baseball World Cup (co-hosted with Taichung) 2015 WBSC Premier12 (co-hosted with Taipei, Taoyuan, and Taichung) 2019 Asian Baseball Championship (co-hosted with Taichung) 2022 U-23 Baseball World Cup (co-hosted with Taipei and Taichung) Economy Yunlin County's economy relies mainly on agricultural production, including fresh-water fisheries, although there are also industrial parks. As of 2006, the land use for agriculture, forestry and fishery production accounts about 66.45% of its area. As of July 2015, the county had a total debt of NT$64.8 billion. Monthly, the county government spend NT$600 million for staffs salary and another NT$600 million for retirement funds. Agriculture Farmlands accounts for around 68% of Yunlin County's area. Good weather and fertile lands allows various seasonal crops. Among the agricultural products are