File:Contemporary map of Tsingtau and the Shandong Peninsula.png

Description: Map of the Shandong peninsula showing the German Leased Territory of Kiautschou (Qingdao) The shaded area (detailed in the insert) represents the leased territory proper, while the outer 50-km deep area within the dotted line is the "neutral territory" under Chinese administration but over which Germany exercises limited control.

Source: Kolonie Und Heimat. Eine Reise durch die Deutschen Kolonien [Colonies and Home: A Journey Through the German Colonies], VI. Band - Kiautschou. Herausgegeben von der illustrierten Zeitschrift „Kolonie und Heimat“. BERLIN, ,,KOLONIE UND HEIMAT“ Verlagsgesellschaft m.b.H, 1912
Date: 1912
Author: Unknown

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