Coverage is of the traditional Chinese provinces to Sichuan, which are names and delineated, and includes Korea without Manchuria.  The Wall is delineated and essentially forms the northern frontier. A bit of transliteration to the modern will locate most of the cities. 

The provincial divisions west to Sichuan & Yunnan, and north to the Great Wall are readily discernable, with numerous cities and towns identified. A bit of Japan appears, with the islands south to Formosa.   

Extends beyond the traditional Chinese provinces to "Tungquin" on the south. Shows the Great Wall and a "Barrier or Wood" in the northeast. A number of Korean cities are identified. 

The usual Tallis decor with 6 vignettes, including a "British Factory at Canton", by A.H. Wray, engraved by J.B. Allen. Unusual geographical coverage with Burma (Myanmar), probably reflecting British interests at the time; Many cities identified, including Hong Kong and features on Formosa.   

No-nonsense nineteenth century English cartography. Many cities and towns are identified; rivers are delineated; the Grand Canal is shown in the east; the Wall forms the northern frontier.