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

Latitude 8th Azimuth 8th Triangulation 8th

Heights by Barometer or Hypsometer
Heights by Aneroid or Hypsometer
Contour Interval

Erosion terraces (Mesas, Yardangs)

Hard well consolidated clay

Soft well consolidated clay

Cultivation unsurveyed

Edge of cultivation, etc., where surveyed

Reeds or low scrub, living, dead

Sandy loam with scrub or grass

Tamarisk cones, living, dead

Wind poplars (Toghrak), living, dead

Tamarisks living, dead, borders

Index to Quad-lines Published under the direction of Colonel Sir S.G. Burrard, K.C.S.I., R.E., F.R.S., Surveyor General of India. Index to adjoining sheets Survey, War, AGRA.

Scale 1: 500,000 or 1:014 inches to a Mile

Main road
Other roads and paths with date
Frozen river
Taryar, Muhammadani shrine, Sacred land
Ruin, ancient, recent, Ming
Tamarisk-covered ruin
Frontier well, ancient, recent
Ancient town, ancient, ruined, Ruined mound (Stupa)
Ancient site, watch-tower, place
Route with dates, 1900-01
Route with dates, 1906-08
Route with dates, 1913-15
Camp of Sir A. Stein on his Indian tours in 1913-15
Camps of Sir A. Stein and Atlas Sur. of 1913-15
Camps of M. R. Lab Singh in 1913-15

Bazar — Spring
Char — Old place
Daria — River
Dawān — Pass
Kol — Lake
Kū (Ku) — River
Mazar — Shrine
Rabat — Mule-station (Sgt.)

Kul, Kū — Lake
Aq (Ak) — White
Tum — Sand
Yol — Road
Boghan — Hollow
Tash — Stone
Mach, M. — Junction
Yaka — Edge
Mazar-darya (Sgt.)

Muhur-maqal
Qum — Sandy/gravelly ground
Kara — Black
Aq — White
Yar — Ravine
Tighrak — Poplar
Davan — Pass
Grazing ground

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