[Map: Coastal Beacon Mounds, Forts, and Islands]

North to Lijia Shop, Fuzhou

Place Name Annotations:

Forts, Guards, Cities, and Stations:
- Stone River Fort original: "Shihe Bao."
- Sand River Fort original: "Shahe Bao."
- Sea-Viewing Mound City original: "Wanghaiguo Cheng," the site of a famous Ming victory over coastal pirates in 1419.
- Round Mountain Station Station: "Suo" (所), a military outpost smaller than a Guard.
- South Pass Bureau
Beacon Mounds (Signal Towers):
- Small Black Mountain Beacon Beacon Mound: "Dùn" (墩), a tower used to transmit military signals via smoke by day and fire by night.
- Great Black Mountain Beacon
- Small Solitary Mountain Beacon
- Great Solitary Mountain Beacon
- Three-Peak Mountain Beacon
- Guanglu Island Beacon
- Great Peace Mountain Beacon
- Monk Beacon original: "Heshang Dun."
- Sand River Beacon
- Fengyang Beacon
- Long Sand Spit Beacon
- Old Iron Mountain Beacon original: "Laotieshan Dun," located at the southern tip of the Liaodong Peninsula.
- Stone Gate Beacon
- Haiguang Island Beacon
Islands and Topography:
- Jiangjia Island
- Small North River Island
- Great North River Island
- Horse Hero Island
- Lotus Island
- Huali Island
- Water Entrances (two locations)
- Temple of the Heavenly Consort original: "Tianfei Miao," a temple dedicated to Mazu, the patron goddess of sailors and fishermen.

South to Lushun Now known as Port Arthur.

East to the East Coast, 100 li Approx. 50 kilometers.

East to Jinxian City, 120 li Approx. 60 kilometers.

Southeast to Qingdao, 45 li Approx. 22 kilometers.