Shows hydrology and the layout of roads. The rice mills and custom house at Kut Chow Sha (吉洲沙) are indicated. Place and street names are given in Chinese and English. Zones of the city are numbered 1 to 7. No key to the numbering is present
'武進縣市區地圖. Plan of Changchow. Hugh Middleton & Co., Shanghai 1st May, 1930.'
Scope & Content:
Shows hydrology, vegetation, the layout of roads and streets, the railway, buildings and plots. Areas of the city are numbered 1-42; buildings and plots are numbered within each area. Building and street names are given in Chinese.
Shows hydrology, street layout, and the line of the city walls. Street and place names are given in Chinese, with the single exception of the 'West China Union University'.
A sketch plan indicating waterways and the layout of streets and roads. Names of street and commercial buildings are given in English and Chinese. Blocks are numbered: no key to the numbers is present.
Shows the Yangtze (揚子) river frontage and the Grand Canal, the layout of roads and the locations of commercial piers. Gives names of roads and features in English or Wade-Giles Romanisation, and Chinese. Zones of the city are numbered 2 to 11. No key to the numbering is present
Shows the central riverside area of a town approximately 74 miles south-west from Canton, indicating hydrology, street layout and railway. Principal roads are named and property boundaries are marked out. Different areas of the town are numbered 1 to 6, without explanation of the numbers.
Shows the layout of roads and the locations of the railway and the river. Gives names of roads and features variously in English, Cantonese romanisation and Chinese. Zones of the city are numbered 1 to 17. No key to the numbering is present
Drawn in 2 sections on the original sheet, the plan covers a southern suburb of Hangchow (杭州), indicating hydrology, street layout and railway. Roads and bridges are named in English and Chinese.
Shows hydrology, major roads, and railways. Principal buildings are numbered 1-72, with a key to the numbers inset. The locations of anti-aircraft batteries are marked.