Treatise on Armament Technology, Volume 218

Comparative Navigational Surveys: Coastal Defense X

Northwest to Yuwo Salt Pan, 70 li

West to West Sea Beach, 30 li

[Map Annotations]

• Louzi Station original: "Louzi Pu." A 'Pu' was a courier station or small military post.
• Casket-Maker Station
• Foundation of Qifeng Temple
• Pingshan Buddhist Grotto
• Lamao Temple
• Mountain Spit in front of the Garrison Spit: "Zui" (嘴), a geographical term for a point of land or cape extending into the water.
• Salt Pan Island
• Zhiyuan Island
• Ghosts and Spirits Spit
• Dragon Cherry Spit
• Jinzhou Guard Guard: "Wei" (衛), a major Ming Dynasty military administrative unit commanding roughly 5,600 soldiers.
• Lord Yan's Temple Yan Gong was a popular deity worshipped by sailors and water-transport workers for protection.
• South Pass Station
• Temple of the God of War Dedicated to Guan Yu, a symbol of military loyalty and strength.
• Luo Family Island
• Stone Well Mountain Spit
• Three Kings Mountain Temple
• Divine Needle Station
• Xingzhu Island
• Lüshun Transport Office
• Lüshun Station City Station: "Suo" (所), a military outpost subordinate to a Guard.
• Lüshun Port City
• Wood Yard Shore
• Horizontal Mountain Spit
• Crow’s Cliff
• Watching-for-the-Son Cliff original: "Wang’er Ya." Often associated with local legends of mothers waiting for sons to return from sea.
• Wolf Island Spit
• Iron Mountain Spit

Southwest to Jishan, 150 li