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Citation Information
116 SRINAGAR : ROUTES 203, 204.
Route No. 203.
From SRINAGAR (Gärhväl) to DEIIL (Girhvfil).
A principal route, passable for horses. Literature: Moorcroft's Travels, Vol. I., pp. 9-13.
Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 66. — Strachey's I{im{wn and Girhväl.
Srindgar, 30° 13'; 78° 46', on the left bank of the Alaknânda river — Cross the Alaknânda river by a jhnla-bridge (the cordage is made from a species of sedge, Eriophorum comosum)
Cross the D indu river (2 miles from Srinagar)
Mâleta, on the right bank of the Alaknânda river.
T dt k o l i, a short stage; 12 miles (5 hours' march) —Follow the Tikoli river — Turn off to the right and ascend a small pass (road steep)— Steep descent.
Ded 1, 30° 22'; 78° 36', on the left bank of the Bhillung river.
Route
from SRINAGAR to ISLAMABAD,
see No. 74.
Route
from SRINAGAR to KARGIL,
see No. 96.
Route No. 204.
From SRINAGAR (Gärhvâl) to KARNPREAG
(Gärhvb,l).
There are two different routes: one, the principal, although the longer, along the left bank of the Alaknânda river; the other, a secondary one,
by Sevanândi. Both routes are passable for horses.
Srinagar to Kcirnpreciy, along the left bank of the Alaknânda river.
Literature: Webb, in As. Res., Vol. XI., pp. 492-509. Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 66.
Srinagar, 30° 13'; 78° 46', on the left bank of Alaknânda river.
Gûsti.
Opposite Rûdar Predy. Mathurap-tiri.
Kctrnpredg, 30° 16'; 790 11', at the confluence of the Pindari and Alaknânda rivers (level of the confluence 2,560 ft.)
Srin~tgar to Kârnprecry, by Sevanândi. Srindgar, 30° 13'; 78° 46'.
Than i D é v i— DungrepAnt (1 1/2 mile from Sevanândi).
Sevancindi.
Kârnpreciy, 30° 16'; 79° 11', 12 miles from Sevanindi.
Route
from SRINAGAR to LEH,
see LEU to SRINAGAR.
Route
from SRINAGAR to MASI,
see No. 137.
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