Field sheets, with a smaller scale reduction and a book of place-names, from a survey of routes in north-east Hupeh (湖北) and south-east Honan (河南) provinces.
Survey from T'uan-Fang [團風] to Tang Hsien [唐縣] via Ma-Ch'eng Hsien [麻城縣], Kuang-shan Hsien [光山縣] and Chiu-li-kuan [九里關], Chang-t'ai kuan [not identified], T'ung-po Hsien [桐柏縣]; from T'ang Hsien to T'ung-po Hsien, via Ts'ao-yang Hsien [棗陽縣]; from T'ung-po Hsien to Hsin-yang Chou [信陽州] via Sui Chou [隨州]; from Hsin-yang Chou to Hsiao-ho-hsi [小河溪] via Ying-shan Hsien [應山縣]. Reduction of Sheet Nos 1 to 8 [CHI/188/1/2]. Surveyed by Harnam Singh.
Scope & Content:
Shows settlements, the route followed by the survey, and a small amount of local roads data. The closing error of the survey is indicated at 2 points in red ink
'P[lane] T[able] & P[rismatic] C[ompass] Surveys' - War Office ledger
Scope & Content:
Shows hydrology, relief, and settlements. Some sheets include annotations in Arabic script. Minor settlements and stations along the route are numbered. Sheet 9 comprises plans of Suichow (隨州), Tsaoyang (棗陽), Tungpeh (桐柏), Yingshan (應山), and Shiaohotsi (小河溪), all at scale 1:15,840.
The first 71 pages provide numbered lists relating to the sheets at CHI/188/1/2. Names are given in characters and Wade-Giles romanisation. A count of the number of resident families is given for each place. Notes on 11 of the places have been written in a three page section in the un-used part ...
Field sheets, with a smaller scale reduction, from a survey of routes originating southern Hupeh (湖北), continuing though northern Hunan (湖南), and western Hupeh, and terminating in eastern Szechwan (四川) province.
Survey from Sha-Shih [沙市] to Wan Hsien [萬縣] via Chin-shih [津市], Li-chou [澧州], Tzu-li Hsien [慈利縣], Ho-fêng Chou [鶴峰州], & Shih-nan Fu [施南府]. Surveyed by Captain F.G. Turner R.E.''Reduction of Sheet[s] no 1 to 21' (CHI/188/2/2).'Intelligence Branch North China Command 14.6.06
Scope & Content:
Shows settlements, the route followed by the survey, and a small amount of local roads data
'Ma-Ch'ang [馬廠] Camp and T'ang-Kuan-T'un [唐官屯] Surveyed by Naick Gurmukh Singh 33rd Burma Infantry'.
Scope & Content:
Covers a military camp and nearby village approximately 30 miles south-west of Tientsin (天津). Shows hydrology with embankments, roads, paths and telegraph lines, and settlements with buildings in outline. A table of reference relates to the layout and garrison of the military camp as at May, 190...