To the North: Camel Ridge Stream; 90 li North to Double Peak Mountain of Chuanzhou original: "北至駱駝嶺川 北到川州雙峯山九十里". A "li" is a traditional Chinese unit of distance, roughly 500 meters or one-third of a mile.

150 li Northeast to Chuanzhou

Long River Mouth original: "隆河口"
Quchuan Mountain
Solitary Mountain
East Chuanzhou
Cliff Mountain
Pass River
Eternal Peace Fort original: "永安堡" (Yong’an Bao). A "Bao" was a fortified military settlement or outpost.
Site of Hongzheng Fort
Thin River Beacon Tower original: "細河墩" (Xihe Dun). Beacon towers were used to send smoke signals (day) or fire signals (night) to warn of enemy movements.

Pu River
Green Mountain

50 li East to Pan Mountain of Guangning Guard

Chumao Mountain Fort
East Pear Temple
Horse-Raising Dog Post Station original: "養馬狗驛" (Yangmagou Yi). A post station or relay point for official messengers and horses.
Benevolent Guard Fort
Bowing Submission Fort
Pagoda Mountain original: "塔山" (Tashan). Named for the prominent Buddhist pagoda located here, which served as a landmark for travelers and soldiers.
Eternal Purity Fort
Immortal's Patrol Fort
Thirteen Mountains
Chicken Egg Inset Beacon Tower original: "雞子插墩"
Pipa Mountain Temple The "Pipa" is a traditional Chinese lute; mountains were often named for their resemblance to musical instruments.

120 li East to Guangning Guard

South City Fort
Altar of Mountains and Rivers original: "山川壇". An official ritual site where military commanders made offerings to local nature spirits for protection.
Five-Li Village Fort
Kai Fort
Pagoda Mountain North Fort
Pagoda Mountain Fort
Pagoda Mountain South Fort

Shen River

Temple Behind the Mountain
Three Family Slope Fort
High Sand Station original: "沙高舖" (Shagaopu). A "Pu" was a smaller courier station or resting point along a main road.
Great Ling River Town original: "大凌河鎮". A major strategic hub on the Great Ling River.
Cao Family Thoroughfare Station

To the South: Guangning Middle Garrison Guard; 120 li South to Guangning Right Garrison Guard