Hangzhou-Haining 1765-1772
Map of the Route from Haining to Hangzhou (Anlanyuan zhi Hangzhoufu Xinggong daoli tushuo, An-lang sic yüan chih Hang-chou fu hsing kung tao li t'u shuo) under the Qing dynasty. Wood block print. Covers the route from Anlan Garden in Haining to the Temporary Imperial Palace inside the walled city of Hangzhou, in the Qing Empire's Zhejiang Province. Shows major rivers, canals, sluices, dikes, bridges, roads, and military posts. The text to the left of the image provides an itinerary of the main stages, including some information on former names and important dates of some of the items along the way. Scale not given.
- Date
- 1765–1772
- Place
- China
- Archive
- Library of Congress (via Wikimedia Commons)
- Type
- map
- Original size
- 21,427 × 2,356 pixels
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