Plan of the approach to Shanghai from the sea, indicating the position of lighthouses and radio beacons in the estuary.

Plan of the approach to Shanghai from the sea, indicating the position of lighthouses and radio beacons in the estuary; the light-ships and gas-lighted buoys in the South Channel and Whangpoo, and the Amherst Rocks named after the East India Company's ship 'Lord Amherst' lost there in 1934. The Ariande Rocks are inside the track between the Amherst Rocks and the Tungshe Banks and are marked by the Whistling buoy.

Formerly MAZ/58

Record Details

Item reference: MAZ/2/5; MAZ/58 MS1979/165
Catalogue Section: Personal collections
Level: ITEM
Extent: folder
Date made: 1934
Creator: Maze, Frederick William
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London