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Originally Posted by andarchen
Very interesting ! i prefered to believe what your book said , if book is corrected then my guess was corrected too!
Here is the reason why :
First ,with your on-site survey ,and view from GE image ,the coordinates of two well preserved corners are for sure , they locates at 40°13'8.27"N 117°40'21.13"E and 40°13'10.30"N 117°40'31.35"E respectively ,according my guess before , both of them are suppose to be southeast corner for two camps . After measurement with GE ,the distance between two corners is 250meters,it just same as your book said !
Second , i guessed the west wall of eastern camp locates at 40.219555°N 117.673655°E , the distance between east wall of western camp and west wall of eastern camp is about 100 meters , it is also same as your book said !
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Well, that would probably not be the first nor the last time a book is wrong about something
There is absolutely no sign of a wall in this area: 40.219555°N 117.673655°E. I parked my car very close to there and passed by foot also.
This corner (40°13'10.30"N 117°40'31.35"E) show a wall going northwest and northeast, so this would be the southwest corner.
This is the corner in question:
The wall in the right part of the picture is heading northeast, which support my suggestion. Furthermore there is a wall somewhere in this area (40°13'13.00"N 117°40'37.10"E) which align with the corner.
Here is a quote from
http://en.hebeitour.com.cn/heritage/...n=zjym&id=296:
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The east town has a stone wall on its west side.
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The stone wall is here: 40°13'14.19"N 117°40'28.87"E, so this wall must be the western wall and not the eastern wall.