国立情報学研究所 - ディジタル・シルクロード・プロジェクト
『東洋文庫所蔵』貴重書デジタルアーカイブ

Published under the direction of Colonel Sir S.G. Burrard, K.C.S.I., D.S., F.R.S., Surveyor General of India,
1916.

Scale 1: 500,000 or 1·914 Inches to 8 Miles

EXPLANATION OF SOME TURKI AND CHINESE TERMS

Bazar Spring Kyr, Kur Lake Pao-tai, Ta-tai Walled village
Chap Hot stream Yum Sand Su Depth of stone or gravel
Darya River Kumush Reeds Shan Mountain
Dawān Pass K-urgan Tower Ta-hai (Chin.) Sea
Dong Living Langar (a) Rest house Tagh Mountain
Ho (Chin.) River Mazar (b) Sandy tomb Tughrak Poplar
Kāp, I Valley Miao (Chin.) Temple Ulang Meadow
Kanat Watch station Agril Shepherd station Yailak Grazing ground

(a) Langar (b) which generally denotes places with shrines or tombs

Index to localities Index to adjoining sheets

Spring Well, K(S.N)
Telegraph
Tannard, Muhammadan shrine, Sacred tomb
Farm, orchard, orchard, Mine
Tannardary, excavated ruin
Frontier wall, ancient, modern
Walled town, steppe, ruined, Rounded mounds (Stūpas &c.)
Ancient stūp, watch-tower, Cairn
Route with camp, 1900-1
Route with camp, 1906-08
Stein with camp, 1913-15
Camps of Sir A. Stein on his return route in 1913-15
Camps of Sir A. Stein and party Oct. in 1913-15
Camps of R. B. Lal Singh in 1913-15

Latitude 36°, Longitude (Triangulation 80°)
Heights by theodolite, by clinometer
Heights by barometer or hypsometer
Perpetual snow (approximate)
Drift-sand area
Erosion terraces, Mesa, Yardang
Hard salt crust
Hard salt-encrusted clay
Soft salt-encrusted clay
Cultivation-uncertain
Edges of cultivation, etc., where surveyed
Reeds or low scrub rising dead
Sandy tract with scrub or jungle
Tamarisk cones living, dead
Wire platters (Taghman) living, dead
Tamarisks living, dead, Gardens