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0092 Results of a Scientific Mission to India and High Asia : vol.3
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There may possibly exist a direct road from
Hunze to Yárkand, but even then the distance
could not be accomplished in twelve days.
Geographical co-ordinates:
Gilgit 35° 54'; 74° 18'.
Yárkand 38° 10'; 74° 0'; ab. 4,200 ft.

Góresar, routes to and from, see
Keterbál, or Petólia, to Tsórta. No. 102.

Gulabgárh, see Chatargárh.

Route
from Hánle to Nórbu,
see No. 157.

Route No. 72.
From Hánle (Ladák) to Róngo (Ladák).
A secondary route, passable for horses.
Literature: Journ. As. Soc. Beng., Vol. XVII, p. 111.—
Thomson's Western Himálaya, pp. 154-61.
Maps: Cunningham's Pánjáb and Western Himálaya.—
Waugh and Thuillier's Pánjáb and adjoining coun-
tries.

Hánle, 32° 48'; 78° 56'; 15,117 ft., a monastery,
probably the highest permanently inhabited place
of Western Tibet—Descend the Hánle valley along
its left side (road forms a very gentle incline).
△ Mangkháng (15,020 ft.), 11 miles from Hánle,
on the left bank of the Hánle river—Cross the
Hánle river.
Róngo, 33° 7'; 78° 50', near the left bank of
the Indus river, 13 miles from △ Mangkháng.

Route
from Hánle to Tóling,
see No. 231.

Route
from Hasóra, or Astór, to Dás, or Tang,
see No. 56.

Havalbágh, routes to and from, see
Almóra to Sómesar, No. 6.

Route
from Ímla to Askót,
see No. 8.

Route
from Ímla to Satgárh,
see No. 184.

Route No. 73.
From Ímla (Kámáon) to Shímpti (Kámáon).
A secondary route, passable for horses.
Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 66.—Strachey's Kámáon and
Garhvál.

Ímla, 30° 2'; 80° 2', near the right bank of the
Góri river (1½ mile E. of Ímla a hot spring is
said to exist)—Continue along the right side
of the Góri valley (road good)—Gorpála.
Shímpti, 30° 5'; 80° 1'; 5,953 ft., the principal
place of the district of Munshári.