Mouth_of_the_Yangtze_1754.jpg
Summary
Description Mouth of the Yangtze 1754.jpg |
English:
The mouth of the Yangtze River marked as such on the 8th Provincial Map of the 1754
Da Qing Fensheng Yutu
, showing the Jiangnan Province of the Qing Empire during the reign of the Qianlong Emperor, now divided into the separate provinces of Shanghai, Jiangsu, and Anhui. Major cities, rivers, and mountains marked. Some islands and sandbars marked by mountains rising up out of the sea. Pen-and-ink and watercolor. Library of Congress copy, G2305 .D35 1782 Vault Shelf, G2305 .T15 17-- Vault.
中文:
長江江口, 长江江口,
Changjiang jiangkou
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Ch'ang-chiang chiang-k'o
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Title
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English:
Provincial Atlas of the Qing Empire
中文:
《大清分省輿圖》,
Daqing Fensheng Yutu
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Shelf ID
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G2305 .D35 1760 | ||
Parent
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https://www.loc.gov/resource/g7820m.gct00229/ | ||
Sheet title
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English:
Untitled
中文:
無
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Date |
English:
1754
中文:
乾隆十九年
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Source | LOC | ||
Author | Unknown author Unknown author | ||
Permission
( Reusing this file ) |
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Other versions |
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Location
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China · Jiangnan · Jiangsu · Yangtze River · Shanghai | ||
Part of
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American Memory · General Maps · Catalog · Geography And Map Division | ||
Subject
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Atlases · Early Maps · Maps · Early Works To 1800 · China · Administrative And Political Divisions · Manuscript Maps |
Licensing
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Annotations
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江
The Great River
(intending the Yangtze)
口江子揚 (Mouth of the Yangtze River,
marked as such instead of as the 大江 or 長江)
明
Chongming
(county seat)
(now a district of Shanghai)
山
Baoshan
(county seat)
(now a district of Shanghai)
* 寶 written as an unusual variant character
定
Jiading
(county seat)
(now a district of Shanghai)
(unnamed sandbar)
島門海 (Haimen Island)
錫
Wuxi
(county seat)
(now a prefecture of Jiangsu)
錫無 Wuxi Hill
山
Kunshan
(county seat)
山狼 Mt. Langshan
Tongzhou
(now Nantong)
倉
Taicang