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Southern Tibet : vol.3 |
| 南チベット : vol.3 |
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expeditions, both Pundit and European. ¹ For Kyaring-tso the height of 4 502 m
is given, which seems unreliable. These lakes are generally surrounded by com-
paratively low ranges and ridges, and only Nam-tso has very high mountains on its
southern side.
I camped at 12 different places on the shores of Ngangtse-tso during the last
days of December and in the beginning of January 1906—1907. The lake is at
a height of 4 694 m. It is oblong, but curved as it were, turning its convexity
to the north. The mountains to the south of the lake have been described in a
preceding chapter. The mountains to the north are relatively low, and one has
to proceed 82,5 km northwards to reach a pass (Pike-la) which is only 500 m above
the level of Ngangtse-tso. To the east the country is very open, forming an extensive
basin, in which Marchar-tso is situated. To the west a wide plain stretches to the
foot of the hills on the eastern shore of Dangra-yum-tso.
At the northern vertex of the lake a valley, Laän, with a brook from springs,
pierces a low range and opens to the undulating ground of the northern shore
plain. Then follows a 4 m high rounded wall, and then a second, lower wall, both
parallel with the present shore line. South of them is a long lagoon, and south of
it, six more walls stretching S. 70° E.—N. 80° W.; each of them is about one metre
high; a ninth shore-wall was 3 m high.
Further S.W., at Camp 100, the shore is very low and flat; near the lake it
is arid, but westwards there is some good grass. To the S. 53° W. the highest
peaks of the Targo-gangri are seen rising above everything else. At Camp 102
the shore slopes somewhat steeper; the beach walls are well visible; a low ridge of
mountains, Lobo-samcha, rises at a short distance from the shore. Camp 101 is at
an open steppe bounded to the east by low mountains. The same mountains, which
are ramifications and ridges from a pyramidal though rather low peak, Dsumdi, south
of the lake, reach the very shore-line of the lake at Camps 103, 99 and 104. Two
headlands near Camp 103 are called Ngangpa-taktuk and Terkyn; Kuring-taknak
is a headland at Camp 99. Eastwards from Camp 104 there is a narrow strip of
flat land along the southern shore. At Camps 105 and 106 there is also a fairly
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