| Section 1 | Sectors 1 and 2 |
| Section 2 | Sectors 3 and 4 |
(b) Land Front.
| Section 3 | Sectors 6 and 7 |
| Section 4 | Sectors 8, 9, and 10 |
| Section 5 | Sectors 11 and 12 |
Kinchou.
The following were sent to and mounted on the Kinchou position in February:
| 42-line guns | 2} | |
| 6-inch field howitzers | 6} | |
| Light field guns | 16} | 44 guns |
| Chinese 87-millimetre quick-firing guns | 12} | |
| Chinese 87-millimetre guns | 8} | |
| 3-line maxims | 6 | |
| Rocket troughs | 8 |
Ammunition was sent to bring up the number of rounds per gun as follows:
| Rounds. | |
| 42-line, light, and 87-millimetre non-cartridge guns | 200 |
| 6-inch field howitzers | 155 |
| 87-millimetre cartridge guns | 140 |
| Rockets | 400 |
To fight the guns at Kinchou, a provisional company was formed of 4 officers and 392 non-commissioned officers and men. In February the Port Arthur Sortie Battery of eight 3-inch quick-firing guns and a provisional field battery of four 57-millimetre Chinese guns were also organized.
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