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Results of a Scientific Mission to India and High Asia : vol.5 |
Panoramic Profiles of the snowy ranges of High Asia. I. The Himálaya of Bhután, Síkkim, and Nepál. These views ware drawn and surveyed by Hermann de Schlagintweit, 1855 and 1857. |
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I. The Ilinuilaya of Bhutân , Sikkim, and iNei ûl.
These views were drawn and surveyed by Hermann de Schlagintweit. 1855, and 1857
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I. PROFILE OF THE FÂLÛT -PANORAMA.
The Paldt mountain is situated in the northern port of the Singhallla ridge on the Sikkim •Sepil frontier The angular estent from the Sankdsi peaks to the Cbamalhdri is ¢5•. to the eastern limit or the panorama in the environs of Gtpmdchi in. The four Bhutan peaks to the rail. though not n front mm.: fro. arbearingadded for the nake of eompleten... as seen from Assam. The peak Jannu. almost in the rentre of the panorama. lus • bearing very nearly due north Brawn and surveyed by Hermann. toss. May und June. 1pr.Ne. aie t
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Y. PROFILE OF THE KliULIA • PANORAMA
The Kmoiia peak lie. N N w of Kathmandu in Nepal Its view includes under N anti,, exceeding Ise! the snowy ranger el Nepal from the Gaurisankar te the fhaubi.ù ranges The snowy peak. of Tibet an excluded front this view by the elevated
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These profiles are redactions of our paubramas in atgear ell . the most w~,.el 4 of whir a reproduced a oil prints early m the ongin.l, lutes m the ,Atb o of Panoramas and Views. They are drawn tot projection, and the angular, distance of the objects. from each oatr m a honrontal. and from • the general lens • rnrtiwl dq.cu~
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1 Ord 'nil • work as Oat drawing 4 An explanation of the method employed is e ronlalned in Vol. H. Uyp.om,Ry pp. tat 5, in which also the detail of +the geographical no- ordinates is sgiven.
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