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0102 Results of a Scientific Mission to India and High Asia : vol.3
インドおよび高地アジアへの科学調査隊派遣の成果 : vol.3
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doi: 10.20676/00000041
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△ Yáskechik (Humboldt's Jasskitschu; Izzet
Ullah's Yessa Kachak) — △ Sarakámish (Izzet
Ullah's Ser Kamush), 4 hours' march from
△ Yáskechik — Cross a river — △ Nagrakáken
(Izzet Ullah's Nakara chalan).

Írin, or Yérin, a fort (Humboldt's Ighin; Izzet
Ullah's Yaghin) — △ Íkisak, southern foot of the
Térek Daván¹, in a forest called Pugái báshi —
Cross the Térek daván pass (Humboldt's Terjak
divan; Izzet Ullah's Tezek Davan).

△ Sáfi, or Álságe.

△ Archalik (Izzet Ullah's Irchelak).

△ Süpeneke.

Kissilkurgán,
Gúlsha (Humboldt's Gurschü?), } tents and small
Kablankál, settlements of
Karcankál, the Kirghises.
△ Saukechük.
Mádu (Humboldt's Mádi).

Osh; ab. 41° 9′; 70° 14′, also called Takht-i-
Sulaimán.

Route
from KÁSHGAR to YÁRKAND,
see No. 241.

KASHMÍR, routes to and from, see SRINAGAR.

Route No. 99.

From KÁTHI (Kumáon) to △ BÁGDOÁR (Kumáon).

From Káthi a road is said to lead directly
viá Námik to △ Bágdoár, impassable for horses, in
two marches. We could not hear of any further
detail, except that the passes are not very high,
and that no glacier is met with. This road is
not indicated on any map.

From △ Bágdoár the route leads then to
Milum in two marches. See Route No. 11.

Geographical co-ordinates:

Káthi . . 30° 7′; 79 47′; 7,410 ft.
△ Bágdoár 30 22′; 79 50′; 7,518 ,,

Route
from KÁTHI to BÁGESAR,
see No. 12.

Route No. 100.

From KÁTHI (Kumáon) to MILUM (Kumáon).

This route, impassable for horses, is a difficult
one under all circumstances, especially on account
of the Traill's, or Nánda Khát pass (17,770 ft.).
It is, however, the most direct route to Milum,
full of interest and excitement for a small party,
who can bear up against fatigue.

As yet only two instances of its having been
crossed are known to us: the first time by Mr. Traill,
the second by our brother Adolphe May 30, 1855.
Great difficulties may be experienced in finding
guides and kúlis, therefore begin to inquire al-
ready along your route for such people.