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Pan. 344, Tab. 60, is taken from a point at 4,979 m., 11 km. S. E. of *Sambuk-
sumdo* and shows the hills to the E. N. E., east and S. S. E. Pan. 345A and B, Tab. 61,
is taken from *Hlagar,* and gives an idea of the high *Indus* valley around this place.

On *September 22nd,* we marched 21.2 km. W. S. W. and S. W. to *Camp CCXLVII,
Dotsa,* at an altitude of 4,885 m. The rise is 213 m., or at a rate of 1:100. Three
passes are crossed on this road, *Tarruki-la, Särtsoki-la* and *Dotsa-la,* the two
last-mentioned being higher than *Camp CCXLVII.*

Pan. 348A and B, Tab. 61, is drawn from *Särtsoki-la,* 5,028 m. high. To the
E. S. E., it shows rather distant mountains, and at no great distance a little lake
or pool. To the N. 74° W. is a more considerable mountain which may perhaps
be situated between the Upper *Indus* and the *Lang-chu.* Pan. 346, Tab. 61, is drawn
from *Dotsa-la,* 5,045 m. high. To the W. S. W., S. W., and S. S. W. it shows
ridges and peaks as far as the eye sees. Pan. 347A and B, Tab. 61, is taken from
Camp *Dotsa* and gives a new aspect of the barren, weathered and desolate mountains
of this part of *Tibet.*

To *Camp CCXLVIII, Nyanda-nakbo,* 4,855 m. high, we travelled in a W. S. W.
direction for 31.3 km. on *September 23rd.* The fall is only 30 m. or as 1:1,043,
though places a hundred metres lower are passed on the road. Pan. 349A and B,
Tab. 62, is drawn from *Camp CCXLVIII.* It shows to the S. 53° W. the *Jukti-
hloma-la* which we had to cross two days later. To the N. W. and N. N. W. of
the camp is a ridge called *Kul-karu.*

On *September 24th,* our direction was W. S. W., the distance 14.5 km. to
*Camp CCXLIX, Takto-serpo,* where the altitude is 5,166 m. or 311 m. above the
preceding camp, the rate being 1:46.6.

The next day, *September 25th,* we crossed the highest pass on this road,
*Jukti-hloma-la,* 5,825 m. high. We had 13 km. S. W. to reach it, rising 659 m.,
or at a rate of 1:19.7.

On the western side we had 9.4 km. W. N. W. to *Camp CCL, Dung-lung-
sumdo,* at an altitude of 5,171 m.; the fall being 654 m. or at a rate of 1:14.4. The
*Bokar-la,* though only 5,178 m. high, is of much greater importance, being situated
on the continental water-parting.

The last day's journey on this section goes S. W. and W. S. W. for 19.4 km.
to *Gartok, Camp CCLI,* where the altitude is 4,469 m. The fall is, therefore,
702 m. and the rate 1:27.6.

The whole crossing, according to this calculation, would be 216.3 km. The
result I got from the construction map was 216.9 km. (*Vide* Vol. III, p. 336.)

The surroundings of *Gartok* are seen on Pan. 350A, B and C, Tab. 62. From
here the journey continues as described on p. 181 to p. 203 in this volume.

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