National Institute of Informatics - Digital Silk Road Project
Digital Archive of Toyo Bunko Rare Books

Latitude by observation No. (Triangulation No. ▲ A
Heights by Barometer, by (Clinometer 1377 (1250)
Heights by Aneroid or hypsometer 12170
Perpetual snow (Approximate.)
Drift-sand area
Alluvial terraces: Mesa, Yardang.
Hard salt alluvial.
Hard salt encrusted clay.
Soft salt encrusted clay.
Cultivation (Mazang)
Edges of cultivation, etc. where surveyed
Reeds of the scrub: living, dead.
Sandy tract with scrub or jungle
Tamarisk cones: living, dead.
Wild poplars (Toghrak): living, dead.
Tamarisks: living, dead. Contours.

Index to localities

Published under the direction of Colonel Sir S.G. Burrard, K.C.S.I., R.E., F.R.S., Surveyor General of India.
1914
Scale 1 : 500,000 or 1·914 inches to 8 Miles

Roads on adjoining sheets Spring, Well, Karez.

Main road.
Camel-roads and paths with pass.
Triangulation.
Tempos, Muhammadan shrine, Sacred cairn. B S T
Fort, dungeon, resting. Ming.
Temporarily occupied hut.
Frontier wall, ancient, recent.
Walled town, ancient, ruined, Ruined mound (Stupa.) [symbol] ■
Ancient site, watch-tower, Cairn. [symbol] ⊙
Route with camp, 1900-01.
Route with camp, 1906-08.
Route with camp, 1913-15.
Camps of Sir A. Stein or Mr. Naick Khan in 1913-15. ×
Camps of Sir A. Stein and Afraz Gul in 1913-15. ○
Camps of R. B. Lal Singh in 1913-15. ●

Drawn-in, which generally appear within one sheet is blue.