‘Sketch Map of An-hui Province [安徽省] (350 miles in length by 320 in breadth) to show Land & Water Routes surveyed between October 3rd 1905 and January 25th 1906 ... by Captain F.G. Turner R.E. ... Sowar Harnam Singh ... Sepoy Hakim Khan’ ‘Drawn by Havildar Marisami Intelligence Branch North China Command Feby: 1906’
Scope & Content:
Shows provincial boundaries, hydrology, principal settlements and routes. Place names are given in Wade-Giles romanisation. The map includes a list of cities and towns mapped at a scale of 4 inches to one mile by Surveyor Hakim Khan
Sketch Map to illustrate Railway Projects An-hui Province [安徽省] January 1906' 'Drawn by Havildar Marisami & Naik Vishnu [Gaode] (Intelligence Branch North China Command) Feby: 06
Scope & Content:
Shows provincial boundaries, hydrology, the provincial boundary of An-hui, principal settlements, and railways. Place names are romanised. Railways are indicated as 'Open', 'Constructing', 'Concessions', or 'Projects'.
Sketch Map of North-east China to illustrate the Position of An-hui Province [安徽省] (Chiang-nan [江南] & Chiang-pei [江北])' 'Drawn by Naik Vishnu Gaode Intelligence Branch North China Command (9.2.06)
Scope & Content:
Coverage extends from Peking south to Nanchang and west to include Kaifeng and Hankow. Shows relief, hydrology, provincial boundaries, communications and settlements. Place names are given in Wade-Giles romanisation. Also indicates military and mission stations, and 'Strategic and Tactical Positi...
Country south of Wu Hu [蕪湖] Scale 8 miles to one inch’ ‘No. 726 I.C.-1906
Scope & Content:
A reduction to 10 miles to one inch of the original manuscript map. Shows hydrology, communications, and settlements. Place names are given in Wade-Giles romanisation. This print has been marked up to provide a graphic index to the sheets at CHI/186/7/1
List of Original Surveys. An-hui Province [安徽省] 1905-06
Scope & Content:
Provides a tabulation giving sheet numbers, geographical cover, distances travelled, plans of towns, names of surveyors, and references to place-name lists, for the surveys described at CHI/186/6 & 186/7
Shows hydrology and settlements, with notes on the topography. Place-names are romanised, and some sheets include annotations in Arabic and Devanagari script.