Daedongyeojido (大東輿地圖, Detailed Map of the Great Eastern Kingdom) was produced by Kim Jeong-ho (金正浩, 1804-1866 estimated) in 1861 as 22 scrolls (volumes) using woodblock print. The edition housed at the National Library of Korea is Daedongyeojijeondo (大東輿地全圖, Complete Map of the Great Eastern Kingdom, 한古朝61-2, HAN-GOJO61-2). Daedongyeojido divides the country into 22 layers from north to south with each layer comprising a scroll, and separately places Map of the Capital (都城圖, Doseongdo) and Map of the Five Administrative Districts of the Capital City (京兆五部圖, Gyeongjo obudo) at the first layer. Nujeong including Mangwonjeong Pavilion (望遠亭), Eupcheongnu Pavilion (揖淸樓), and Apgujeong Pavilion (狎鷗亭) are shown along the Han River. Eupcheongnu is a nugak built in 1777 in Yongsan where Byeoryeongchang Warehouse (別營倉) was located.(en)
김정호(金正浩, 1804-1866 추정)가 철종 12년(1861) 제작한 22첩의 목판본 『대동여지도(大東輿地圖)』로 국립중앙도서관 소장본은 서명이 『대동여지전도』로 등록되어 있다. 남북을 22층으로 구분하여 첩으로 구성하였고, 도성도(都城圖)와 경조오부도(京兆五部圖)를 제1층에 별도로 마련하고 있다. 한강변을 따라 망원정(望遠亭), 읍청루(揖淸樓), 압구정(狎鷗亭) 등의 누정이 보인다. 읍청루는 정조 원년(1777) 별영창(別營倉)이 있던 용산에 세운 누각이다.