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0291 Southern Tibet : vol.3
Southern Tibet : vol.3 / Page 291 (Color Image)

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Reg. No. 1074-S 06

Tsaidam

Swamps

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to illustrate the TRENDS of the

principal Mountain ranges

of the

HIMALAYAN and TRANS-HIMALAYAN SYSTEMS

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FRONTISPIECE

SOUTHERN TIBET, VOL. III.

PL. XXV.

600

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64°

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NOTE._ The principal ranges are represented by thickest lines: the smaller ranges by thinner lines.

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96°

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84°

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Imo 1 rfrri —

Burrard's map showing the principal mountain ranges of the Himalayan and Trans-Himalayan systems, 1907.

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