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參、網路資源
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2.臺南市政府永康區戶政事務所網站，http://www.yungkang-house.gov.tw/index.php，2014年10月1日。
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4.臺灣抗震網，http://www.comedrill.com.tw/site/page/view/insurance，2015年12月10日。