Guizhou releases latest update to standard map

The 2022 version of Guizhou's standard map upgrades the administrative boundaries, government locations, and transport lines based on the 2021 version. [Photo/ddcpc website]

The natural recourses and planning department of Southwest China's Guizhou province recently released the 2022 version of the province's standard map.

The map has updated its administrative boundaries, government locations, and transport lines according to the latest geographical information, official information on place names, and transportation and river systems.

The new version also includes a larger size of the map to allow for greater detail and accuracy. Digital versions are also available to the public.

The map can be used in various advertising pictures, books, magazines, newspapers, advertisements and art crafts, or serve as a reference for map compilation, government decision making, socio-economic development, and public life.

The various sizes of the standard map can be viewed and downloaded at the official website of the Guizhou Nature Recourses and Planning Department.