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Results of a Scientific Mission to India and High Asia : vol.3 |
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Route
from KÁLTSE to PÁDUM.
see No. 164.
Route
from KÁNDA to MÁSSÚRI.
see No. 139.
Route No. 83.
From KÁNDA (Simla) to SÁIRI (Simla).
A secondary route, passable for horses.
Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 47 (second edition).
Kánda, 30° 54′; 77° 52′; 4,611 ft.—Cross the
Tons river by a jhúla-bridge—Continue along
the right bank of the Pábar river.
Iári, on the right bank of the Pábar river—
Continue along the right bank of the Pábar
river—Dharmárt.
Hath, 31° 8′; 77° 45′, nearly opposite Raingárh,
14 miles from Iári.
Route No. 84.
From KÁNDA (Simla) to TIKAR (Simla).
A principal route, passable for horses.
Literature: Year-book of the Pánjáb for 1854, p. 114.
Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 47 (second edition).
Kánda, 30° 54′; 77° 52′; 4,611 ft.—Cross the
Tons river (6 miles from Kánda).
Piántra, 10 miles from the Tons bridge (a long
march)—Cross the Shállu river—Kádi—Niúti—
Bódna.
Chepál, 10 miles from Piántra.
Pattarnálla, 11 miles from Chepál.
Dassáuli, 8 miles from Pattarnálla.
Gund, 12 miles from Dássáuli.
Tikar, 31° 11′; 77° 39′; 7,735 ft.
Route
from KÁNGRA to BIJNÁTH.
see No. 28.
Route
from KÁNGRA to NADÁUN.
see No. 146.
Route No. 85.
From KÁNGRA (Chámba) to NÚRPUR (Chámba).
A principal route, passable for horses, and even
for camels.
Literature: Hügel's Kashmir, Vol. I, pp. 111-9.
Maps: Blagrave, Becher, and Hutchinson's Jalandhar
Dooab.—Indian Atlas, sheet 47 (second edition).
Kángra, 32° 5′·2; 76° 14′·43; 2,553 ft. (there
are large tea-plantations close to Kángra)—
Jamanabád—Dughiári—Dhamótu.
Rílhu (3,184 ft.)—Baláni—Sivan—Tiloknáth
(2,127 ft.).
Kótli, or Kótela (1,798 ft.)—Pándar—Ghin.
Núrpur, 32° 18′·2; 75° 52′·08, a dharamsála
(1,887 ft.).
KANJÚT is the name given by the Jagestán
people to Húnze. (See Route No. 71.)
Route No. 86.
From the KARAKORÚM PASS (Ladak-Turkistán) to
△AKSÁE CHIN (Turkistán).
A secondary route, passable for horses.
Scarcely any fuel or grass is found all along
this route, which must be described as a very
difficult one.
△Dáulat Beg Úlde (16,597 ft.), on the
south-western foot of the Karakorúm pass—
Cross the Karakorúm pass, 35° 46′·9; 77° 30′·4 ft.;
18,345 ft.
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