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0075 Results of a Scientific Mission to India and High Asia : vol.3
Results of a Scientific Mission to India and High Asia : vol.3 / Page 75 (Grayscale High Resolution Image)

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Route
from Bijnáth to Mándi,
see No. 130.

Route No. 29.

From Biláspur (Simla) to Mándi (Kálu).

A principal route, passable for horses.
Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 47 (second edition).

Biláspur, 31° 19'·6; 76° 44'·3 g, on the left
bank of the Sátlej river (level of the river
1,535 ft.)—Continue along the left bank of the
Sátlej river — Kóti — Cháudpur — Kandráur —
Dhálag — Pátare — Khangárh — Sálar — Cross the
Sátlej river.

Dihár, on the right bank of the Sátlej river
(level of the river 1,627 ft.); a rather long
march — Kángu — Bhobvána — Jarolikabálg —
Rópri — Banérd (3,210 ft.) — Rárur — Súlu.

Sáket (2,951 ft.) — Kóla — Bhor — Chálu — Gádh-
kar.

Mándi, 31° 42'·7; 76° 55'·3 g; 2,480 ft., on
the left bank of the Biás river.

Route No. 30.

From Biláspur (Simla) to Nadáun (Kálu).

A principal route, passable for horses.
Literature: Hügel's Kashmir, Vol. I, pp. 56-79, and p. 156.
Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 47 (second edition).

Biláspur, 31° 19'·6; 76° 44'·3 g, on the left
bank of the Sátlej river (level of the river
1,535 ft.)—Cross the Sátlej river — Bakroa —
Kamára — Cross the Sher river — Pátta — Sáhi.

Hári — Ukhálli — Kúngri — Dúgha.

Humirpur — Chamnér — Sohári — Harmándar
(1,266 ft.).

Nadáun, 31° 47'·0; 76° 18'·5 g, on the left bank
of the Biás river (level of the river 1,535 ft.).

Route
from Biláspur to Simla,
see No. 189.

Route
from Bokhára to Drós,
see No. 66.

Route
from Bokhára to Kókand,
see No. 111.

Bónji, routes to and from, see
Skárdo to Gilgit, No. 195.

Route
from Bruáng, or Bárang, to Chétkul,
see No. 38.

Route No. 31.

From Bruáng, or Bárang (Kánáur), to Chíni
(Kánáur).

A secondary route, passable for horses.
Literature: Hoffmeister's Briefe aus Indien, pp. 263-8.
Maps: Gerard's Koonawar.—Indian Atlas, sheet 47 (second
edition).

Bruáng, or Bárang, 31° 28'; 78° 11'; 7,411 ft.
—Cross the Báspa river.

Rála — Bárang — Cross the Sátlej river.

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