Appendix D
Taiwan in Antique Maps
This appendix is a virtual museum exhibit. The reader is invited to explore the history of Taiwan through these European maps, which are among the most important visual sources for the study of seventeenth-century Taiwan.
Map of Dutch Fortress on Penghu, c. 1623 |
Map of The Island of Formosa, 1636 |
Bird's-Eye View of Fort Zeelandia and Warehouses, 1635 |
Bird's-Eye View of Zeelandia, c. 1652 |
Map of the Western Coast of Taiwan, Tayouan and Points South, c. 1636 |
Map of the Western Coast of Taiwan, Tayouan and Points North, c. 1636 |
Map of Roads and Cultivated Fields in the Saccam Area, 1644 |
Map of Luzon, Isla Hermosa (Taiwan), and a Part of the Coast of China, 1597 |
Map of the Spanish Port in Jilong, Taiwan, 1626 |
Map of Danshui and Surrounding Areas, Including the Island of Jilong, 1654 |
Navigation Charts of Jilong and the Bay of Tayouan |
Map of Formosa, c. 1652 |
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