IIIFカラー高解像度
国立情報学研究所 - ディジタル・シルクロード・プロジェクト
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引用情報
350 THE THIRD CROSSING OF THE TRANSHIMALAYA.
From N. 5° E.I to N. 14.° E. the Targogangri is again visible, on a diminished scale. To its right follow the mountains to the east and S. E. of the lake. To the S. 3o° E. is the valley of Kyangdam-isang-po; to the S. 8° E. is the highest peak of the Do-tsänkang- Mountain,2 and to the right of it some distant hill and a small hill in our vicinity. The dark mountain at the right end of Pan. 18 3 c is the same as the one to the S. 51° W. on Pan. 183A. The only difference is that the sun had been sinking in the meantime and the shadows covered these mountains before I had completed the panorama all around.
On May 4th, our road goes S. W. and S. S. W. for 18.7 km. to Camp CLIV. The first 4.7 km. take us up to the pass Dunka-la with an altitude of 5,03o m. The rise is, therefore, 291 m., or I : 16. Camp CLIV, Sabuk, is at 4,947 m., or 83 m. lower than the pass, and the fall 1: 171. From Sabuk, Pan. 184, Tab. 33, is drawn showing a glimpse of Targo-gangri to the N. N. E.
On May 5th, our road continues south and S. S. W. The first 3.7 km. take us to the pass Bäng-la, 5,237 m. high, and 290 m. above Camp CLIV. The ascent is rather stiff or as 1: i2.7. From the pass we have 7.2 km. to Camp CL V, , Ang jum with an altitude of 5,186 m.,3 or 51 m. below the pass, a rate of fall as 1: 141. From Bäng-la Pan. I 8 5A and B, Tab. 33, was sketched, giving a strong impression of rather massive and mighty ranges to the west and north, all belonging to the Transhimalayan System. The snow-covered range to the west may be a part of, or rather the eastern end of, the Kanchung--gang-ri. The Gangri-do with the snow-covered Gablung pu appears in a still more foreshortened perspective than hitherto. To the N. I I° E. and N. 19° E. is the Targo g-anrgi in a still more diminished scale. To the left or west of it, N. 6° E., is a mountain which seems to be a range parallel to and situated just west of the Targo-gangri. To the right or east of the latter, one sees the depression in the northern continuation of which the Dangra yum-tso is situated.
The next section of the road again takes us over the continental water-parting in Angden-la, May 6th. The pass is double, the first saddle being 5,634 m. high, the second is 5,643 m. high. The distance to the latter, from Camp CL V is 6.4 km., the elevation 457 m., and the rate 1: 14. From the pass to Camp CL VI, Kyam, or Kiam at 4,954 m., the distance is 12.6 km. Here the ground sinks 689 m. or at a rate of I: 18.3.
Pan. 187, Tab. 34, is taken from the first threshold of Angden-la, giving a last view of the Targo g-angri and the world of mountains to the west and S. W.
I Not N. 90 E. as on the Pan.
2 A sketch of the same mountain is to be found between p. 272 and p. 273 of Vol. III.
3 On P1. 9 it is 518o which is a mistake for 5186.
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