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Citation Information
48 CHI—cm : ROUTES 42, 43.
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from ClIIRGA to SÂIRI, .gee No. 180.
Route No. 42.
From CHIRGÂÛ (Simla) to the VÂNGTU BRIDGE
(Simla).
A secondary route, passable for horses.
Literature: Gerard's Koonawur, pp. 23547. Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 47 (second edition).
Chirgdû, 31° 14'; 77° 52', near the confluence of the Pibar and Andriti rivers (level of the confluence 5,607 ft.).
Bithian, 10 miles from Chirgiü.
Rol, 9 miles from Bithian—Cross the Shitul, or Pinui pass (15,555 ft.).
Encamp at its northern foot (a long march)—Pinui.
Vdngtu Bridge, 31° 37'; 77° 54'12, on the confluence of the 'Ungar and Sutlej rivers (level of the bridge 4,932 ft.).
CHITRAL, routes to and from, see DRÔs to BOKHÂRA, No. 66.
Route
from CHORBAD (P6EN) to DA,
see No. 46.
Route
from CHORBAD (P6EN) to DISKIT,
see No. 63.
Route No. 43.
From CHORBAD (Bâlti) to KfRIS (Bâlti).
A secondary routé, passable for horses.
Literature: Cunningham's Ladâk, p. 163.—Thomson, in Journ. As. Soc. Beng., Vol. XVII., pp. 107, 108, and in Western Himâl3ya, pp: 208=20.
Maps: Cunningham's Pänjâb and Western Himalaya.—Waugh and Thuillier's Pänjâh and adjoining countries.
Ch ô r b a d, 34° 49'; 76° 28'; 8,879 ft., on the right bank of the Shayôk river — KûmikKusting—Cross the Misting river.
Kdas, a shart march of 8 miles — Continue along the Shayôk river—Diu—Dinka.
Sei rm o , 12 miles from Kûas—Yuguchttng.
Kh d p a l u (8,285 ft.), near the left bank of the Shayôk river. .
Kdrku, 10 miles from Khipalu — Brdghar, 4 miles from Kirku.
Ku n i s, on the right bank of the Shayôk river, 7 miles from Brighar—Continue along the right bank of the Shayôk river—Kt ru, 6 miles from Munis—Gun.
Kiris, 35° 20'; 76° 2', near the confluence of the Shayôk and Indus rivers. A long march during certain months, when the swollen state of the river does not allow of following its banks closely.
Route
from the CHtÏR PEAK to SfMLA,
see No. 190.
Route
from CHÛSHUL'to 0 RILDANG,
see No. 173.
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