Qin Dynasty Map

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                The Qin Dynasty has multiple geographic features. One feature is the fact that the northern area of the dynasty is bordered by the Great Wall of China. This is a large boundary that can keep intruders away. The Qin Dynasty also has a few major rivers, including the Wei River, Yangtse River and Yellow River. These rivers can supply the dynasty’s people with water for drinking and agricultural uses. The capital of the Qin Dynasty was Xianyang, located above the Wei River. The Qin Dynasty was located roughly where todays China Proper is located.