Map Referred to in Article 9 of Convention between Great Britain, China and Tibet, dated, the 3rd July 1914 Map No. 1
Qinghai
1945 Map Referred to in Article 9 of Convention between Britain China and Tibet from Tibetan Precis by Hugh Richardson The map shows; the frontier of Tibet (in red), and; the boundary between the Lhasa-controlled 'Outer Tibet' and Chinese-administered 'Inner Tibet' (in blue) as decided at the 1914 Simla Conference. Tibet and Britain signed the Convention, but not China. The southern portion of the red line up to the Isu Razi pass formed the boundary between Tibet and British Raj, later coming to be called the McMahon Line.
- Date
- 1945
- Place
- Qinghai
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- map
- Original size
- 6,136 × 4,674 pixels
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