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 ...
Canton-Hankow Railway. (Sam Shui Branch). T.W.G. Bryan Major R[oyal] G[arrison] A[rtillery] Canton, 20th June 1904
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Shows the route of the railway line between Canton (廣州) and Samshui (三水) in Kwangtung province (廣東). Relief is indicated in red ink. The two sheets (b & c) cover respectively, the Canton to Fatshan (佛山), and the Fatshan to Samshui sections of the line. Sheet (b) includes an inset showing She...
'Chih-Li Province [直隸省] outside the Great Wall' - War Office ledger 'Reduction of original plane-table route traverses by Lieut: [H.J.] Doveton 21st Punjabis and Sepoy Hussain Khan 30th Punjabis June-July 1904. Prepared in the Intelligence Branch North China Command - August 1904'
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Coverage is centred on the southern end of the Greater Khingan Range (大興安嶺), extending from the northern suburbs of Peking (北京), through northern Chihli to the adjacent part of Inner Mongolia (内蒙古). Shows hydrology, settlements and roads, and includes a graticule. Topographical features are in E...
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.
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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.
Map of North China Showing principal roads and waterways Compiled mainly from C.I.M. Map of China, 1900.' 'Intelligence Branch, North China Command.' ' Photo-Litho. Section, 1st Sappers & Miners. No. 250 Date 6 1904 H.C.
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The base map, showing hydrology, settlements, railways, and provincial boundaries, bears manuscript additions indicating the routes taken by surveying parties from 1899 to 1904.
'(I) Hankow [漢口] to Lao Ho-Kou [老河口] (8 sheets drawings)' - War Office ledger
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Field sheets covering a route in northern Hupeh (湖北) province. 'Surveyed by Natha Singh' during March 1904. The sheets, numbered 'A1' to 'A 7', show relief, hydrology and numbered settlements, with name lists in romanised Chinese. The eighth sheet supplements sheet A 7, plotting additional hydro...
'(II) Lao-Ho-Kou [老河口] to Hsi-nan-fu [施南府] (12 sheets drawings). Sheets 2,3,4,5,7,8,9 missing' - War Office ledger
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Field sheets covering routes in northern Hupeh (湖北) province. The surviving sheets cover routes between Yunyang (鄖陽) and Laohokow (老河口) and to the south-west of Yunyang. The sheets show relief, hydrology and numbered settlements, with name lists in romanised Chinese.