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0103 Results of a Scientific Mission to India and High Asia : vol.3
インドおよび高地アジアへの科学調査隊派遣の成果 : vol.3
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$dL—KET : ROUTES 101, 102.   71

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  • Katlti, 30° 7'; 79° 47'; 7,410 ft.., on the right bank of the Pindari river (see p. 37) — p Ballu

  • Dear, "bear house," naine of a huge stone.

0 Dv a l i (8,674 ft.), at the confluence of the Ii ,fini and the Pindari rivers, 10 miles from Kathi (41/2 hours' march; a short stage)— Con- tinue along the left bank of the Pindari river—Q Dtigli, 3 hours' march from Dvali.

0 Find a ri (11,492 ft.), at the foot of the Pindari glacier, 2 hours' march from p Ditgli — Ascend the Pindari glacier — p Shâragi (14,180 ft.), on the right side of the Pindari glacier—Leave this camp before sunrise, best

already at 3h   — Continous ascent up the

  • , glacier—Traill's, or Nanda Khât pass (17,77.0 ft.) will be reached in 6 hours from p Shäragi; the secondary, lower depression (17,678 ft.), one hour later. On the top of the pass your guides will sacrifice sheep and goats to pacify the goddess Nanda (see p. 17) — Descend the Loi glacier.

0 Nassapanpeitti (13,404 ft.), a most fatiguing march on account of the glacier-pass Martoli (10,955 ft.), near the confluence of the Gôri and the Martoli rivers (level of the confluence 10,320 ft.) — Mapan (10,843 ft), 4 miles :S. of MIlum—Paju (11,007 ft.), on the right bank of the Gôri river, 2 miles distant from Mflum (the Nanda Dévi peak, 25,749 ft., is beautifully seen)—Cross the Gôri river on a narrow and bad bridge (horses have to swim across).

1V121 u m, 30° 34' • 6; 79° 54'.812; 11,265 ft. This is the highest village in the Gôri valley and the most important one of Johar.

KfiLA, routes to and from, sec AsKOT to Glam., No. 7.

Route No. 101.

From KETEBBÂL, or PET6LIA (Gärhvâl) to
JH6SIiATH (Gärhvâl).

A principal roùte, passable for horses.
Literature : Webb, in As. Res., Vol. XI., pp. 511-18. —

Year-book of the Pänjâb for 1855, part Il.., pp. 119-20. Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 66.—Strachey's Kämäon and

Gärhvâl.

Keterbdl, or Petolia, 30° 24'; 79° 20', on the left bank of the Alaknanda river (level of the river 3,234 ft.)—Cross the Petiôla river (always fordable) — Mangeri- Pirktira— Cross the Pir Ganga river—Loh—Cross the Baisa river —Agthala (close to the left bank of the Alaknanda river)—Continue close to the Alaknanda river—Pipelkdt (4,295 ft.), on the left bank of the Alaknanda river (3 hours' march from Keterbal) — Pankimath (4,703 ft.) —Paki — Cross the Kirunganga river (a small rivulet)—TangniCross the Patalganga river.

A L a ng s i Kh tit (4,571 ft.), on the right bank of the Patalganga river, near its confluence with the Alaknanda—Pâgnao — Gulabkôti— SaturPaindi—Hillung (5,291 ft.), near the left bank of the Alaknanda river—Gunk—Cross the Gunk ntlah—Steep ascent.

Jhôsimath, 30°34'; 79°29', a bangalo (6,089 ft.), near the confluence of the Dauli and Vishnuganga rivers.

Route -

from KETERBAL, or PET6LIA, to KÂRNPREÂG, see No. 97.

Route No. 102.

From KETERBAL, or PÉTOLIA (Gärhväl) to
TS6BTA (Gärhval).

A secondary route, passable for horses. Literature: Hoffmeister's Briefe aus Indien, p. 209.