Ipoh

Ipoh

Ipoh , city (1991 pop. 468,765), capital of Perak state, Malaysia, central Malay Peninsula, in the Kinta River valley. A modern commercial town, it is a major tin-mining center. Nearby are rubber plantations and limestone quarries. The mine laborers and the population are mainly Chinese. The city has noted Chinese rock temples.

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Ipoh, Malaysia Takes its name from the Ipoh or Upa tree which produced a poisonous resin much valued by Orang Asli hunters who used it on their blowpipe darts.

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ipoh (upas tree) See ANTIARIS.

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