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Antique maps and prints of Taiwan, often named Formosa on earlier sheets, include island maps, coastal charts, harbour plans...

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Antique maps and prints of Taiwan, often named Formosa on earlier sheets, include island maps, coastal charts, harbour plans and views of local life. Bellin’s eighteenth-century mapping, Van Keulen’s Penghu chart, Dennys’s treaty-port maps and later Admiralty surveys sit alongside tourist maps and railway-era plans. Coverage includes Taipei, Keelung, Tainan, Kaohsiung and Anping’s Fort Zeelandia, with maps recording Taiwan’s relationship to neighbouring coasts.

Antique maps and prints of Taiwan, often named Formosa on earlier sheets, include island maps, coastal charts, harbour plans and views of local life. Bellin’s eighteenth-century mapping, Van Keulen’s Penghu chart, Dennys’s treaty-port maps and later Admiralty surveys sit alongside tourist maps and railway-era plans. Coverage includes Taipei, Keelung, Tainan, Kaohsiung and Anping’s Fort Zeelandia, with maps recording Taiwan’s relationship to neighbouring coasts.

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