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Citation Information
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DX—DAB: ROUTES 47-49.
Route
from DA to KÂRBU,
see No. 89.
Route No. 47.
From DA (Ladak) to KHARTÂKSHA, Or K G: MANG
(Salti).
A principal route, passable for horses.
Maps: Cunningham's Pänjab and Western Himalaya. — Waugh and Thuillier's Pänjab and adjoining countries.
Da, 34° 32' . 6; 76° 25' . 1 l; 9,640 ft., on the right bank of the Indus river - Continue along the right bank of the Indus river—Gark6nu-
Gréga.
Chûlichan.
Moral — Hâmzegon—Shimkârmo—Palpâldo. ,
Khartdksha, also called Kârmang, 34° 52'; 76° 10'.
Route
from DÂBA to BÂDRINATH,
see No. 9.
Route No. 48.
From DÂBA (Gnarl Khôrsum) to the CHÂKO LA PASS (Gnâri Khôrsum).
A principal route, passable for horses. Maps: Strachey's Kämaon and Gärhval.
Ddba, 31° 14'; 79° 39'—Ascend to the plateau-like surface of the Sétlej valley — p Ding p Kâling — Descend to the Sâtlej river (steep descent)—Cross the SAtlej river, N.W. of Mita —Ascend a steep ravine—Continue along the plateau-like surface of the SAtlej valley.
L Dam— pKyz ngru.
Encamp on the south-western foot of. the Chr ko La pass (16,197 ft.; scanty fuel and grass). Châko La pass : 31° 23' . 9; 80° 11' . 0 r; 17,561 ft.
Route
from DÂBA to A LAPTÉL,
see No. 120.
Route
from DÂBA to LOAKA,
see No. 124.
Route
from DÂBA to the MÂNA PASS,
see No. 129.
Route
from DÂBA to NIT', see No. 155.
Route No. 49.
From DÂBA (Gnari Khôrsum) to TIRTHAPIIRI
(Gnari Khôrsum).
A secondary route, passable for horses. Maps: Strachey's Kämaon and Gärhval.
Doba, 31° 14'; 79° 39'.
Gyingul, a small village.
Dingpu (two easy stages from Dâba). Camp.
Camp—Cross the SAtlej river by bridge. Kyûnglung.
A Pdlkia (a now deserted village).
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