Chinese National Atlas
- Publication
- The Professional Geographer
- Volume
- 14
- Issue
- 4
- Pages
- 27
Taiwan
1959A brief notice reports that Volume I, on Taiwan, was one of the first three volumes issued in a projected five-volume Chinese National Atlas. The notice states that all place names are given in both Chinese and English, that Chi-yun Chang of the Institute of Geography in Taipei edits the series, and that inquiries from the United States were to be addressed to Jen-hu Chang at the Experiment Station of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association in Honolulu.
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The first three volumes of the planned five-volume Chinese National Atlas have been published, covering Taiwan, Tibet, Sinkiang, Mongolia, and North China, with Volumes IV (South China) and V (general maps) expected by October 1962. Edited by Dr. Chi-yun Chang of the Institute of Geography in Taipei, the atlas provides bilingual place names in Chinese and English. U.S. inquiries may be directed to Dr. Jen-hu Chang in Hawaii. Following completion, the institute will focus on a Southeast Asian atlas and research on water resources, agricultural planning, China's resources, Oriental urbanization, and Southeast Asia's economic potential.
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