Imperial Cartography in East Asia from the Late 18th Century to the Early 20th Century: An Overview

Abstract

Tracing the development of modern mapping in East Asia requires reviewing Western imperial maps and cartographic surveys, which were initiated on the coasts and gradually advanced inland. This paper categorizes the surveys carried out into four types and examines them chronologically.

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