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Map of Qingdao circa 1906, from a photo taken by pratyeka at the Qingdao Beer Musem, 2004-10-03. The map is labelled in Chinese.

• Jiaozhou Governor's Hall can be seen on the southern coast. It's the building with the flag directly north of Little Qingdao Island.
• Little Qingdao Island is visible near the pier at the bottom of the map.
• Qingdao Brewery (now Qingdao Beer Museum) is off the map to the right near the top.
• Zhan Qiao (the pier) can be seen prior to its later extension.

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