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0034 Results of a Scientific Mission to India and High Asia : vol.5
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OF A SCIENTIFIC MISSION TO

INDIA AND IIIGH ASIA

BY

HERMANN, ADOLPHE, AND ROBERT DE SCHLAGINT W EIT.

A'r r. gis.

PART II.

CONTENTS:

A. PANORAMAS ANI) VIEWS.

The numbers in the firm column denote the order in which the Plates are issued.

The Index to the final arrangement will be given as soon as the progress of the publication permits.

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B. PANORAMIC PROFILES OF THE SNOWY RANGES OF HIGII ASIA.

WITH PLAYS OF THE GEOGIIAIIPICAL POSITIONS ANT) IIYPSOIIEHIICAL DIAGRAMS.

These 'geographical plates, which have a special reference to Vol. IL, Ilypsometry, are based on trigonometrical and barometrical measurements, combined with panoramas, the most important of which will folow as pictorial views with

the full detail of oil-prints, including the scenery of the foreground and the lateral minor elevations

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  1. The Himalaya of Bhutan, Sikkim, and Nepal.

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  1. The Himalaya of Kimaon and Garhval.- 3. CIIfNER. a. KIDAKHANTA.

  2. The western chains of the Himalaya, from Simla to Kashmir. a. JAKO. 6. NUNEVARA (A).

  3. The northern elopes of the Himalaya and the Trans-SBtlej range, in Central Tibet.

7. BÔKO LA. 8 NE•ANO PAST. 9. TOEING DISRA. 10. GUNSHANKAR

  1. The ranges of Western Tibet, between the Himalaya and Karokonin,.

It. KANJI. 12. NL'NEVARA (Dl.   '

  1. Parts of the central chain in Tibet, from PangkAng to !Adak.

IS. TSOMOGNALARI. It. LARIMO.

VIL The Karakonlm, with the plateaux in Turkistan and the Kuenhicn. 16. DAPSANG. 16. AKTAGIL 17. SOMGAL .le. YURUNGKASII DARV.\ZA.

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