Inscribed bricks

[Kim]

Originally Posted by greatwallforum

Should Dongluochenguan be added to our list of restored areas? What more can you tell us about Dongluochenguan? Do you have a GPS location?

It probably should. It is part of Shanhaiguan where at least part of the city wall is restored. There is also a small restored area where the wall crosses the express way: 40° 1'18.38"N 119°44'39.17"E

Does anyone have a detailed map of the area around Shanhaiguan that show the name of all the locations?

[Bryan]

Originally Posted by Kim

It probably should. It is part of Shanhaiguan where at least part of the city wall is restored. There is also a small restored area where the wall crosses the express way: 40° 1'18.38"N 119°44'39.17"E

Does anyone have a detailed map of the area around Shanhaiguan that show the name of all the locations?

Is it the same as Fuyuanmen on page 266 of The Great Wall Revisited?

[Kim]

Originally Posted by greatwallforum

Is it the same as Fuyuanmen on page 266 of The Great Wall Revisited?

I guess Dongluochengguan is this area: 40° 0'38.44"N 119°45'23.45"E but I need a better map of Shanhaiguan

[Bryan]

Originally Posted by Kim

Does anyone have a detailed map of the area around Shanhaiguan that show the name of all the locations?

[Kim]

Thanks. I was thinking more like this kind of map:

[andarchen]

Originally Posted by Kim

I guess Dongluochengguan is this area: 40° 0'38.44"N 119°45'23.45"E but I need a better map of Shanhaiguan

GPS coordinates is corrected , no better map was found yet .

[Kim]

Originally Posted by greatwallforum

Is it the same as Fuyuanmen on page 266 of The Great Wall Revisited?

Fuyuanmen must be this one: 40° 0'40.56"N 119°45'34.36"E

[Kim]

Inscribed Great Wall bricks at the Capital Museum in Beijing.