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0127 Memoir on Maps of Chinese Turkistan and Kansu : vol.1
Memoir on Maps of Chinese Turkistan and Kansu : vol.1 / Page 127 (Color Image)

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doi: 10.20676/00000215
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Kan-chou, Camp 228 (temple outside S.E. corner of city wall;
B. 3) ... ... ... ... 38° 55′ 41″
1913-15. Kan-chou, Camp 168 (temple near S.E. corner of city wall; B. 3) 38° 55′ 36″
Nan-kou-ch'êng, Camp 171 (near temple outside N.E. corner of
town wall; B. 3) ... ... ... 38° 32′ 18″
Hung-shui, Camp 172 (temple outside S.W. corner of town wall;
B. 4) ... ... ... ... 38° 25′ 24′
Camp 175, above left bank of O-po-ho (B. 4) ... ... 38° 0′ 4″
Hsin-ch'êng-pao, Camp 186 (temple south of walled village; D. 4) 38° 12′ 2″

NOTES ON SHEET No. 47 (KUNGURCHE).

The surveyed area in this sheet is re-
stricted to a narrow belt of hilly ground
which was visited only by M. Muhammad
Yakûb, while accompanying the camels of my
caravan during their summer grazing-time.
The boundary between 'independent' Mon-
golia and Chinese territory passes through
this ground, and objections raised on the
Mongolian side prevented the surveyor from
extending his plane-table work further. It
has been plotted in conjunction with the tra-
verses in Sheets Nos. 44, 45.
Judging from their general east-west
bearing these low hill chains of Kungurche
seem to belong to the southern Altai system.