Map Pekin yori Kankō ni itaru Cong Beijing zhi Hankou / Cong Beijing dao Hankou / Cong Beijing dao Hankou lu shang tu


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Title
Pekin yori Kankō ni itaru
Other Title
Cong Beijing zhi Hankou
Cong Beijing dao Hankou
Cong Beijing dao Hankou lu shang tu
Contributor Names
Oda, Shintaro.
Created / Published
Meiji 16 [1883]
Contents
[1] Cong Beijing zhi Zhili Anzhou -- [2] Cong Zhili Gaoyang Xian zhi tong Jizhou (Shuijing) -- [3] Cong Zhili Xinhe Xian zhi tong Handan Xian [4] Cong Zhili Cizhou zhi Henan Weihui Fu [5] Cong Henan Weihui Fu zhi tong Xuzhou Fu [6] Cong Henan Xuzhou Fu zhi tong Runing Fu [7] Cong Henan Runing Fu zhi tong Luoshan Xian [8] Cong Henan Luoshan Xian zhi Hubei Hankou [9] Fu cheng zhi lüe tu [10] Henan Kaifeng Fu cheng shi jie zhi tu [11] Yun shu che ji non ju zhi xie jing.
Subject Headings
-  Roads--China--Maps
-  China--Maps, Manuscript
-  Beijing (China)--Maps, Manuscript
-  Wuhan (China)--Maps, Manuscript
-  China
-  China--Beijing
-  China--Wuhan
Notes
-  Shows road from Beijing to Hankou (present Wuhan). Covers five provinces in Eastern China: Hebei, Shandong, Henan, Anhui, and Hubei.
-  Relief shown by hachures.
-  Each section of road separately titled (drawn on one or two sheets).
-  Accompanying materials: 3 sheets ; 69 cm. or smaller. Two sheets show cities of Guangping Fu, Zhangde Fu, and Kaifeng Fu, Henan Province. Another sheet shows ill. and notes of animals and wagons used as transportation vehicles and ill. of farm tools.
-  Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image.
-  ARP
Medium
11 ms. map on 14 sheets : col. ; 512 x 93 cm., sheets 76 x 105 cm. or smaller.
Call Number/Physical Location
G7821.P2 1883 .O3
Repository
Library of Congress Geography and Map Division Washington, D.C. 20540-4650 USA dcu
Digital Id
http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.gmd/g7821pm.gct00321
Library of Congress Control Number
92682876
Language
Chinese
Japanese
Online Format
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Description
Shows road from Beijing to Hankou (present Wuhan). Covers five provinces in Eastern China: Hebei, Shandong, Henan, Anhui, and Hubei. Relief shown by hachures. Each section of road separately titled (drawn on one or two sheets). Accompanying materials: 3 sheets ; 69 cm. or smaller. Two sheets show cities of Guangping Fu, Zhangde Fu, and Kaifeng Fu, Henan Province. Another sheet shows ill. and notes of animals and wagons used as transportation vehicles and ill. of farm tools. Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image. ARP
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https://lccn.loc.gov/92682876
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