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.[4] | Stations.[5] | Work
Begun. | | Kan-suh, 1876 | Liang-chau | 1888 | | Si-ning | 1885 | | LAN-CHAU | 1885 | | Ts'in-chau | 1878 | | Area,[6] 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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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 Lammuir Party. The remaining linked images are found on pages 35, 97, 104, 110, and 136, as well as the map. 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. |
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