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.   PanDrarair.lriofiles of the snowy ranges DT High Asia.

H. The Himitlay-a. of Kiimkon and Olurhvil.

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O. PROFILE OF THE CHIMER-PANORAMA.

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The Chimer mountain in Kimion. the highest summit irt.the immediate environs of the sanitar,i0:01.. N11111iiii. in situated to the weal of the lake. It commands an extensive view of the snowy ranges from the BaisM chain to the )(timid). peak. The angular dimensions of the panorama. from the itzd peak to Illitarnath, •

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nearly due north of blissiri. From its proximity to the principal crest of the Himalaya. all the snow peaks ni this view present theinselyrs under very considerable angles. notwithstanding the great absolute height of the eye station This panorama includes a

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