The Map of Hami under the Qing Empire, now eastern Xinjiang and the far northwestern end of Gansu, from the LOC copy of the 1941 Fuchs edition of the 1721 woodcut edition of the Kangxi Atlas. An unexplained variant of the contents of 10th map, further north from the previous one. Labelled "Hami (Old)" by Fuchs. Adjacent territories left blank. End of the Great Wall depicted. Beijing and Greenwich prime meridians. Chinese degrees omitted from the top of the map. Misidentified by the LOC as both the 1941 and 1943 edition. Prev. call number: G2305.1721 .F8 1943 Vault Shelf. Tif file not uploaded.
Compiled by Chinese and Jesuits under the Kangxi Emperor, edited by Walter Fuchs
1941, from 1721 originals, from maps drafted 1708–1718, from surveys carried out 1708–1717
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