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0020	Results of a Scientific Mission to India and High Asia : vol.6

OF A SCIENTIFIC MISSION TO

DIA_ AIP itIGII ASIA

HERMANN DE SCIILAGINTWEI'i'- SAgÛNLÛNSgI,

ADOLPHE, AND ROBERT DE SCHLAGINTWEIT.

AT L S.

PART IV.

CONTENTS:

A. PANORAMAS AND VIEWS.

The numbers in the first column denote the order in which the Plates are ieued.

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

Ne	OBJECT.	GEOGRAPHICAL IAIITWB B0tt6			CO-ORDINATES LONG. 6 GREEN.			HEIGHT.	N=.	OBJECT.	GEOGRAPHICAL UTTTODB NORT6.			0O-0RDHGDS. LONG 6 MŒKIL		REMIT.
		s.	.	..	o	•	w	Ba6. Fees		•				00,0III		Bab Feel
21 '	Alluvial Deposits in the Brahmapdtra, above Rakusni Hill, Assam _	26	6	30	91	36	18	65	25	The Mahanadi River in the rainy season, Central Bengal	34	37	0	88 19	0	56
22	Tho Jhls of Bengal, at high water	24	0	0	87	50	0	50	26	The Ganges near Patna, Western Bengal	2B	37	12	85 7	32	170
									27	The Salt lake Tsomorlri, in Rdpchn, Western Tibet	32	45	24	78 16	36	15,130
23	Tho Jhflum, or' Behdt, in the Punjab	82	55	12	73	42	0	750	28	Tho Salt Lake Teomognelart, in Pnngkdng, Weeten, Tibet	33	39	48	78'- 38	30	14010
24	Tho Bibs between Auuftear and JRIAnder, l'bnjbb	31	29	0	75	6	0	898	29	The Chain of the Knenlden, from Sdmgel in Turkistan	36	8	0	78 5	0	13,215

B. METEOROLOGICAL MAPS AND TABLES.

ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE METEOROLOGY OF INDIA AND HIGH ASIA

BY

HERMANN DE SCI1LAQINTWEFT-8AB:ONLUNSKL

I. TEMPERATURE OF THE AIR:

N" 1. Numerical table of the mean temperatures ;.

N.2. The Isothermal Linos of the Year for India and the Archipelago.

.Ne 3. The Isothermal Linos of the Seasons

N" 4. Stations and Isothermal Profiles of High-Asie,

General Variation of Temperature, and Chart of the Indian tropical.8

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