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0743 Southern Tibet : vol.4
南チベット : vol.4
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THE MAP IN i : 300,000.

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is also the case with Camp CCCCXI, Kibuk-hle, which on the map and in my text has 4,689 m., but in the Journal 4,709 m. I think the heights of the map

may be left as they are. Therefore the altitude of the Lake Teri-nam-tso, 4,679 m., may also be regarded as approximately correct.

B. THE MAP IN 1 : 300,000.

I have also to direct the reader's attention to a series of misprints and mistakes on the map in I :300,000 which was constructed and drawn by the late Lieutenant C. J. O. KJELLSTRÖM. As far as the altitudes are concerned they have already been mentioned above. Still I will give a list of all the errata and observanda that I have found on the map in question.

On Pl. 1 we have to remember that the height of Tankse is 3,985 m. (not 3,952). On Pl. 2 Lake Lighten has become too long, as will be seen on the map in 1: 2 00,000 by Colonel H. BYSTRÖM.

Pl. 5: Camp LXXI is called Kinek- chuff san instead of Rinek- chulsan, and the Swedish word Gips stands for English Gypsum. Between Camp LXXV and LXXVI two P indicate points from which I have sketched panoramas. The latter, however, are missing in my Atlas of Panoramas, obviously by reason of the impossibility to identify them.

Pl. 6: At Camp LXXXIX and Camlzp XC the red P indicating a panorama

has been omitted. Lakor-deya should be Lakor-deja. The mountains N. E. of

Camp XCII are called Nadsum-sherke (not, as north of Kunglung, Nadsum-cherke). At Camp XCIII a red P is missing. Camp XCIV is called Tomo-shapko (not

Tomo-chapko). The mount at Camp XC V is Tso-ri (not Tso-si), and a mountain to the S. W. is Logung (not Los -un). The name Targui west of Ngangise-tso is doubtful, and Tag-erak should be improved into Tagrak. The greatest depth of the lake is 10,03 m. (not 10,3 m.).

Pl. 7: the altitude of Camp CXIII is 4,930 in. (not 4,910 m.).

Pl. 8: the tributary entering the Müchu River at Camp CXLII is called Bup rather than Bu. At Camp C XL VI a red P is missing. Targo is better than Tarp'.

The name Sha-la S. W. of Camp CXLIX is doubtful.

Pl. 9: Mount Do-isizjzgkang must be moved farther east, as shown on Colonel Byström's map. The altitude of Camp CL V is 5,186 m. (not 5, 18o m.).

Pl. I o: The altitude of Camp CLXIX, Takbur, is 4,532 m. (not 4,521 m.). At Camp CLXXIV a red P is missing, the eastern threshold of Kore-la is 4,637 m. high (not 4,620 m.).

Pl. I i : At Camps CLXXX VI, CXCI, CXCII, CXC VIII and CCVI and at Rubi-la the red P, indicating a panorama, is missing. At Camp CXC VI, on