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0269 Southern Tibet : vol.6
Southern Tibet : vol.6 / Page 269 (Color Image)

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Camp LXVI, Aug. 26th 1901.
Nameless region between flat hills in Eastern Tibet. The ground consists of dust and fine gravel. There are small pools.
North. lat. 33° 13', East. long. 88° 43', Altitude 4863 m.

Camp LXIX, Aug. 29th—31st 1901.
Nameless valley in the interior of Eastern Tibet.
North. lat. 32° 41', East. long. 88° 45'. Altitude 4889 m.

Between Camp LXX and Camp LXXI, Sept. 1st 1901.
Nameless region in the interior of Eastern Tibet.
The last-mentioned camp:
North. lat. 32° 16', East. long. 88° 49', Altitude ca. 4800 m.

Camp LXXII, Sept. 3rd 1901.
At the mouth of the river Sachu-tsangpo in Selling-tso; the interior of Eastern Tibet. The ground is barren and consists of clay and dust.
North. lat. 32° 3', East. long. 88° 42', Altitude 4613 m.

Camp LXXVI, Sept. 8th 1901.
The mouth of Yagyu-tsangpo in Selling-tso. The interior of Eastern Tibet.
North. lat. 31° 51', East. long. 88° 8', Altitude 4611 m.

Camp LXXVIII, Sept. 11th 1901.
The shore of Naktsong-tso, a freshwater lake in Eastern Tibet. Rather barren region. The ground consists of dust and fine gravel.
North. lat. 31° 40', East. long. 88° 22', Altitude 4636 m.

Camp LXXIX, Sept. 12th 1901.
Eastern side of Naktsong-tso. Altitude 4674 m.

Camp CXXXIV, Nov. 23rd 1901.
Nameless region in Western Tibet.
North. lat. 33° 45', East. long. 80° 13', Altitude 4587 m.

1906.

Camp II, Sept. 1st 1906.
Nameless region in N. W. Tibet, belonging to the system of the Kara-korum mountains. Very barren and desolate. The ground consists of fine dust and fine gravel.
North. lat. 34° 34', East. long. 79° 6', Altitude 5552 m.

Camp VIII, Sept. 9th 1906.
At the southern foot of the Kwen-lun in the part of N. W. Tibet that is called Aksai-chin. Some grass grows along the base of the mountains.
North. lat. 35° 7', East. long. 79° 38', Altitude 4916 m.