Map of Left Bank of Yang-Tze River [揚子江]. Ho Chou [和州] to Chin-Kiang [鎮江]. Surveyed by Naik Gurmukh Singh 33rd Burmah L.I. Feb-March 1903
Scope & Content:
Shows relief with form lines, hydrology, settlements and land use. Place-names are given in Wade-Giles romanisation and bear reference numbers. The leaf of text bears a list of corrections.
Map of Left Bank of Yang-Tze River (揚子江). Ho Chou (和州) to Chin-Kiang (鎮江). Apparently a copy made from tracings of CHI/28/1
Scope & Content:
Shows relief, hydrology, settlements and land use. Places are marked with reference numbers. Includes one small sheet providing a graphic index to the set, at scale 1:1,000,000.
Port of Pei-Tai-Ho (on Sea) [北戴河] From original Surveys, and from Plans supplied by the Chinese Engineering and Mining Company.
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Coverage extends approximately 10 miles north and west of Peitaiho. Shows relief and hydrology, road and rail communications, settlements, and bathymetry in the area of the port. Names of settlements are given in Wade-Giles romanisation: topographic features are described in English
Port of Pei-Tai-Ho (on Sea) (北戴河) From original Surveys, and from Plans supplied by the Chinese Engineering and Mining Company.
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Identical to sheets 1 and 2 of CHI/41/1 (i.e. omitting sheet 3, the western section) with the addition of re-drawn contour lines in red crayon, and of numerical references to railway bridges in red ink.
Map of Pei-Tai-Ho (on Sea) [北戴河], An open Port. West, Central, and East Settlements, Rocky Point and Surrou[nding] Country, from original Surveys, by Intelligence Branch, North China Command, July 1904.
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Compiled from the southern portion of CHI/41/2. Includes an inset, scale 1:3,168,000, showing northern Chihli province.
Plan of Pei-Tai-Ho-(on Sea) [北戴河]' 'Intelligence Branch, North China Command April 1904
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Covers the coastal strip from Tiaoyutai (釣魚台) west to Hotungchai (河東寨). Shows hydrology, roads and settlements. Names of settlements are given in romanised Chinese but topographic features are described in English. Buildings are numbered in red ink, 1-130, but the reference key to these numbers ...
Map of Ho-Nan Province [河南省] and adjoining Territory, Compiled under the direction of Lieut.-Colonel A.W.S. Wingate, by Lieut. F.G. Turner, R.E., in the Intelligence Branch, North China Command, August, 1904.
Scope & Content:
Shows hydrology, settlements, and communications. Some routes have been highlighted in manuscript. Place-names are given in Wade-Giles romanisation. The three western sheets are sun-prints; the three eastern sheets, and the title sheet, are blue-prints.