Wubei Zhi (Vol. 82)

A traditional Chinese woodblock map depicting a regional administrative area, likely during the Ming or Qing dynasty. The map shows various districts and cities enclosed in rectangular cartouches, distributed across a landscape defined by winding rivers and provincial or prefectural boundaries.

Text labels outside the main landmass indicate neighboring regions:

• Top left: Daming border
• Middle left: Henan border
• Bottom left: Runing border
• Bottom: Huangzhou border, Jiujiang border
• Right: Yanzhou border
• Top center: Yanzhou border

The map features major waterways, including a prominent river flowing from the center-right towards the bottom-left. Key locations identified in cartouches include:

• Top section: Pei, Feng, Dangshan, Xu, Su, Pizhou, Hong.
• Central section: Fengyang, Shou, Si, Yangzhou, Huaian.
• Southern section: Luzhou, Anqing, Taiping, Chizhou, Huizhou, Ningguo.
• Far right: Suzhou, Songjiang, Changzhou.