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0114 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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Route No. 124.

From △ Loāka (Kāmāon) to Dāba (Gnāri Khórsum).

A secondary route, impassable for horses.

No villages met with; even fuel very scarce
for three days.

Maps: Cunningham's Panjāb and Western Himālaya.—
Strachey's Kāmāon and Gārhvāl.

△ Loāku, 30° 46′; 79° 55′; 15,831 ft. (fuel and
grass scarce)—Cross the Jānti pass (18,529 ft.).
Riding up its flanks scarcely possible; top of
the pass 6 hours' march from △ Loāka—Descend
on the slopes to a small valley.

Foot of the Lākhur pass—Cross the
Lākhur pass.

△ Chirchun (ab. 16,000 ft.). No shrubs.

△ Chāldu— △ Māmin— △ Lānkun.

△ Kóntsego, an easy stage. Fuel and grass;
and then to Dāba, see Route No. 120 (b).

Route No. 125.

From △ Loāka (Kāmāon) to △ Laptél
(Gnāri Khórsum).

A principal route, passable for horses.

Maps: Cunningham's Panjāb and Western Himālaya.—
Wangh and Thuillier's Panjāb and adjoining coun-
tries.

△ Loāka, 30° 46′; 79° 55′; 15,831 ft. (fuel and
grass scarce)— △ Súmdo (14,651 ft.), in the
Loāka valley, at the confluence of the Loāka
and Girti rivers. A very short stage, still above
shrub vegetation— △ Kal Maddia— △ Topi-
dúnga—Cross the Kyúngar pass (17,331 ft.;
top 6 hours' march from △ Súmdo).

△ Kyúngar (14,660 ft.). 2½ hours' march
from the top of the Kyúngar pass. Shrubs and
grass found here—Cross a small pass—Cross
the Laptél river.

△ Laptél, 30° 46′·3; 79° 52′·0 ?; 13,994 ft.,
4 hours' march from △ Kyúngar. From △Súmdo

to △ Laptél can be made in one day; will
occupy about 11 hours. Shrubs and grass
plentiful at △ Laptél.

Route
from △ Loāka to Mílum,
see No. 141.

Lohughāt, routes to and from, see
Almóra to Petoragārh, No. 5(a).

Route No. 126.

From Lósar (Spiti) to the Bāra Lācha Pass
(Spiti-Lahól).

A secondary route, passable for horses.

Fuel procurable, but no provisions. The cross-
ing of two rivers is described as extremely difficult
during certain periods of the year.

Maps: Cunningham's Panjāb and Western Himālaya.—
Wangh and Thuillier's Panjāb and adjoining coun-
tries.

Lósar, 32° 23′; 77° 43′—Cross the Kúnzum,
or Kúlzum pass (14,931 ft.).

△ Rangkāch, close to the Kúnzum pass—
△ Sumchikma.

△ Jālkum— △ Bakritāch— △ Lārsa.

△ Sélong— △ Túngmo.

Bāra Lācha pass, 32° 43′·5; 77° 25′·3 8;
16,186 ft.

Route
from Lósar to Jāgatsúk,
see No. 76.