The Secretary, China Inland Mission, 267 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia.
MAP OF CHINA
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1. All Protestant Mission Stations in China up to June 1866, when the C.I.M. was founded (they numbered fifteen) These are underlined in black.
2. The Stations of the China Inland Mission which (with the exception of Ning-Po & Fung-hwa) have been opened since June 1866. These are printed in red.
STATIONS OF THE CHINA INLAND MISSION
1900
(BEFORE THE BOXER OUTBREAK)
The best guide to the stations of the Mission is the new China Inland Mission
Map (size 44 × 38 in., mounted on linen, coloured, varnished, and hung on rollers),
price 8s. net, carriage and packing extra. Mounted to fold, 8s. net, post free.
Provinces.
Stations.
Work
Begun.
Kan-suh, 1876
Liang-chau
1888
Si-ning
1885
LAN-CHAU
1885
Ts'in-chau
1878
Area, 125,450 square miles.
Fu K'iang
1899
Population, 9,285,377.
P'ing-liang
1895
King-chau
1895
Ts'ing-ning
1897
Chen-yuen
1897
Tong-chi
1899
Shen-si, 1876.
Lung-chau
1893
Feng-tsiang
1888
Mei-hien
1893
K'ien-chau
1894
Area, 67,400 square miles.
Chau-chih
1893
Population, 8,432,193.
Sang-kia-chuang
1894
Hing-p'ing
1893
SI-GAN
1893
Ying-kia-wei
1893
Chen-kia-hu
1897
Lan-t'ien
1895
K'ien-yang
1897
Ch'ang-wu
1897
San-shui
1897
T'ung-chau
1891
Han-ch'eng
1897
Han-chung
1879
Ch'eng-ku
1887
Si-hsiang
1896
Yang-hien
1896
Hing-an
1898
Shan-si, 1876
Ta-t'ung
1886
Hwen-yuen
1898
Soh-p'ing
1895
Tsö-yuin
1895
Ying-chau
1897
Hiao-i
1887
Kiai-hiu
1891
Sih-chau
1885
Ta-ning
1885
Kih-chau
1891
Ho-tsin
1893
Ping-yao
1888
Area, 56,268 square miles.
Hoh-chau
1886
Population, 12,211,453.
Hung-t'ung
1886
Yoh-yang
1896
P'ing-yang
1879
K'üh-wu
1885
I-shï
1891
Yüin-ch'eng
1888
Mei-ti-kiai
1895
Hiai-chau
1895
Lu-ch'eng
1889
Ü-wu
1896
Lu-gan
1889
Kiang-chau
1898
Chih-li, 1887
T'ien-tsin
1888
Area, 58,949 square miles.
PAO-T'ING
1891
Population, 17,937,000.
Hwuy-luh
1887
Shun-teh
1888
Shan-tung, 1879
Chefoo
1879
" Sanatorium
1880
" Boys' School
1880
Area, 53,762 square miles.
" Girls' "
1884
Population, 36,247,835.
" Preparatory School
1895
T'ung-shin
1889
Ning-hai
1886
Ho-nan, 1875
Siang-ch'eng
1891
Chau-kia-k'eo
1884
Ho-nan
...
Ho-peh
...
Ho-si
...
Area, 66,913 square miles.
Ch'en-chau
1895
Population, 22,115,827.
T'ai-k'ang
1895
She-k'i-tien
1886
Kwang-chau
1899
Hin-an
1899
King-tsï-kuan
1896
W. Si-ch'uan, 1877
Kwan-hien
1889
CH'EN-TU
1881
Kia-ting
1888
Area of whole Province, 166,800 square miles.
Sui-fu
1888
Lu-chau
1890
Hiao-shï
1899
Ch'ung-k'ing
1877
Ta-chien-lu
1897
E. Si-ch'uan, 1886
Kwang-yuen
1889
Sin-tien-tsï
1892
Pao-ning
1886
Ying-shan
1898
Population of whole Province, 67,712,897.
Kü-hien
1898
Shun-k'ing
1896
Pa-chau
1887
Sui-ting
1899
Wan-hien
1888
Hu-peh, 1874
Lao-ho-k'eo
1887
Area, 70,450 square miles.
Han-kow
1889
Population, 34,244,685.
I-ch'ang
1895
Gan-hwuy, 1869
T'ai-ho
1892
Ving-chau
1897
Ch'eng-yang-kwan
1887
K'u-ch'eng
1887
Fuh-hing-tsih (Lai-gan)
1898
Luh-gan
1890
GAN-K'ING
1869
Area, 48,461 square miles.
Training Home
...
Population, 20,596,288.
Wu-hu
1893
Kien-p'ing
1894
Ning-kwoh
1874
Kwang-teh
1890
Ch'i-chau
1889
Kien-teh
1892
Hwuy-chau
1884
Kiang-su, 1854
Gan-tung
1891
Ts'ing-kiang-pu
1869
Kao-yiu
1888
Yang-chau
1868
Training Home
...
Chin-kiang
1888
Area, 44,500 square miles.
Shanghai
1854
Population, 20,905,171.
Financial Department
...
Business Department
...
Home
...
Hospital
...
Evangelistic Work
...
Literary Work
...
Yun-nan, 1877
Bhâmo (Upper Burmah)
1875
Area, 107,969 square miles.
Ta-li
1881
Population, 11,721,576.
YUN-NAN
1882
K'üh-ts'ing
1889
Kwei-chau, 1877
Kwei-yang
1877
Gan-shun
1888
Area, 64,554 square miles.
Tuh-shan
1893
Population, 7,669,181.
Hing-i
1891
(Work among Aborigines)
...
P'ang-hai
1897
Hu-nan, 1875
Ch'ang-teh
1898
Area, 74,320 square miles.
Shen-chau
1898
Population, 21,002,604.
Ch'a-ling
1898
Kiang-si, 1869
Kiu-kiang
1889
Ku-ling Sanatorium
1898
Ta-ku-t'ang
1873
Nan-k'ang
1887
Gan-ren
1889
Rao-chau
1898
Peh-kan
1893
Kwei-k'i
1878
Shang-ts'ing
1893
Hü-wan
1899
Ih-yang
1890
Area, 72,176 square miles.
Ho-k'eo
1878
Population, 24,534,118.
Yang-k'eo
1890
Kwang-feng
1889
Yuh-shan
1877
Chang-shu
1895
Kui-gan
1891
Feng-kang
1891
Kan-chau
1899
Sin-feng
1899
Lin-kiang
1898
NAN-CH'ANG
1898
Uen-chau (Itinerating)
...
Yung-sin
1899
Cheh-kiang, 1857
HANG-CHAU
1866
Shao-hing
1866
Sin-ch'ang
1870
Kiu-chau
1872
Ch'ang-shan
1878
Lan-k'i
1894
Area, 39,150 square miles.
Kin-hwa
1875
Population, 11,588,692.
Yung-k'ang
1882
Tseh-k'i
1897
Ch'u-chau
1875
Lung-ch'uen
1894
Uin-ho
1895
Song-yang
1896
Siao-mei
1896
Tsin-yun
1898
Ning-p'o
1857
Fung-hwa
1866
Ning-hai
1868
T'ien-t'ai
1898
T'ai-chau
1867
Ling-he District
...
Hwang-yen
1896
T'ai-p'ing
1898
Wun-chau
1867
Bing-yae
1874
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FOOTNOTES:
Since the above was written Mr. George Pearse has died.
For words and music see the end of this chapter.
Isaiah lv. 8, 9.
Arranged in three lines from west to east, for easy reference to Map. The dates
in this column in many cases are of itinerations begun.
Capitals of Provinces in capital letters; of Prefectures in small capitals; and of
Counties in romans; Market Towns in italics.
Areas and populations are from The Statesman's Year Book.
Transcriber's Notes:
Certain images are linked to larger versions to aid in closer views of faces or Chinese characters.
The first of these linked images is the . The remaining linked images are found on pages
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Inconsistencies in spelling of Chinese names were retained such as Bhâmo and Bhamô.
Corrections made are indicated by dotted lines under the corrections. Scroll the mouse over the word and the original text will appear.
