- Map of the Islands of Pong-hou, based upon the details of the maps of China and Tartary, made by order and at the expense of the Emperor
- 澎湖群島
- Chez J. G. Merigot?
- 1781?
- A detailed map of the Pescadores Islands between China and Taiwan, first appeared in China around 1715, was published in Jesuits' "Lettres Edifiantes et Curieuses", in Paris in 1720. In the early 18th century, on the order of the Chinese Emperor, Jesuits from Europe undertook detailed surveys of all regions of China. These surveys were the basis for this small map, and later, for the maps of Du Halde and D'Anville.
- Scale not given.
- Title from "China in European maps", p.167:澎湖群島=Map of the Islands of Pong-hou, based upon the details of the maps of China and Tartary, made by order and at the expense of the Emperor.
- Relief shown pictorially.
- "Tom. 18, Pag. 332.".
- Electronic reproduction: Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Library, [2022].
- Originally created as: 1 map ; 12 x 17 cm.
- Aspect ratio: 1:0.820.
- Description based on physical version.
- G7912.P4 1715 .C3er
- P'eng-hu hsien (Taiwan)
- French
- 1 online resource (1 map)
- 10.14711/spcol/991013158535003412
- https://digitalcollections.hkust.edu.hk/Detail/objects/991013158535003412