Explorations In Mongolia and Tibet, Meng Zang Lü Xing Tu in 1891

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Old manuscript map of China, Inner Mongolia, Tibet Autonomous Region.

Created by William Woodville Rockhill in 1891.

• Shows mountains, rivers, lakes, cities, towns, villages, and the Great Wall along Rockhill's travel routes in Mongolia and Tibet.
• Covers Rockhill's expedition route from Zhangjiakou, passing through Inner Mongolia, Lanzhou, Qinghai to enter Tibet, and reach final destination of Xikangbatang.
• Relief shown by form lines and spot heights.
• Pen-and-ink and watercolor.
• This map was prepared for "Meng Zang lü xing tu" published by Smithsonian Institute.
• Gift; W.W. Rockhill; 1904.
• Prev. call#: G7891.S12 1892 .T Vault.

Map Tags

1891

China

Discovery And Exploration

Inner Mongolia

Inner Mongolia (China)

Manuscript Maps

Map

Maps

Tibet Autonomous Region

Tibet Autonomous Region (China)

William Woodville Rockhill