Qinghuangdao area

[Kim]

Shibeigou (石碑沟): 40° 9'15.08"N 119°14'16.70"E

Qingshankouguan (青山口关 ): 40° 8'33.19"N 119°11'43.40"E

Damaoshan Castle (大毛城堡): 40°12'55.70"N 119°39'45.13"E

Pingdingyu (平顶峪): 40°13'33.10"N 119°35'59.21"E

[Bryan]

I've added Shibeigou, Qingshankouguan, and Pingdingyu.

I did not add Damaoshan / Damaochengbao because it seems to be located at Dongjiakou. What do you think? Should a new sub-forum be added for this place?

[Kim]

Originally Posted by greatwallforum

I've added Shibeigou, Qingshankouguan, and Pingdingyu.

I did not add Damaoshan / Damaochengbao because it seems to be located at Dongjiakou. What do you think? Should a new sub-forum be added for this place?

Yes, Damaochengbao belongs to Dongjiakou, but I will check later if we should add a Damaoshan sub-forum.

[Kim]

Originally Posted by greatwallforum

I've added Shibeigou, Qingshankouguan, and Pingdingyu.

I did not add Damaoshan / Damaochengbao because it seems to be located at Dongjiakou. What do you think? Should a new sub-forum be added for this place?

After studying the maps it might be a good idea to add a separate Damaoshan sub-forum.

Damaoshan is located here: 40°13'27.17"N 119°40'6.19"E

Dongjiakou is actually located here: 40°13'14.40"N 119°39'0.59"E

Chengziyu: 40°13'18.06"N 119°37'33.64"E

Chenziyu Jiuguan (Chengziyu Old Pass): 40°14'33.15"N 119°38'37.58"E

Shuimensiguan: 40°13'42.53"N 119°36'59.39"E

It seems the northern part of the loop here is another example of different building periods - probably early and late Ming.

[Bryan]

Originally Posted by Kim

After studying the maps it might be a good idea to add a separate Damaoshan sub-forum.

Damaoshan is located here: 40°13'27.17"N 119°40'6.19"E

Dongjiakou is actually located here: 40°13'14.40"N 119°39'0.59"E

Chengziyu: 40°13'18.06"N 119°37'33.64"E

Chenziyu Jiuguan (Chengziyu Old Pass): 40°14'33.15"N 119°38'37.58"E

Shuimensiguan: 40°13'42.53"N 119°36'59.39"E

It seems the northern part of the loop here is another example of different building periods - probably early and late Ming.

Done.

Thank you for the clarification.