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0130 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
from Osh to Káshgar,
see No. 98.

Route No. 162.

From Osh (Central Asia) to Kókand (Central Asia).

A principal route, passable for horses and camels.

Literature: Humboldt's Central Asien, Vol. II., p. 262.—
Izzet Ullah, in Quarterly Oriental Magazine, Vol. III.,
1825, pp. 300-1.

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

Áravan (Izzet Ullah's Ardaneh), 8 hours' march
from Osh.

Tálmasar,
Margelón,¹ naphta and petroleum
springs are in the en- Towns in-
Karaál Dípa, virons. habited by
Kókand, 41° 12′; 68° 54′. Kokándis.

Route No. 163.

From Osh (Central Asia) to Táshkend (Central Asia).

A principal route, passable for horses.

Literature: Humboldt's Central Asien, Vol. II., pp. 235, 296.

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

Audishán, a large town in Kókand, about
6 miles S. of the Sir deriáu river — Cross the
Sir deriáu river by boats near Sháti Khan.

Námangan, a town about 4 miles N. of the
Sir deriáu river. A long march, generally di-
vided into two.

△ Táitak, foot of a small pass — Cross the
pass.

△ Raveáte Abdúllah Khán — Shaidán.¹

△ Toitipa.

△ Biskát, 4 miles N. of the Sir deriáu river.

Telán,² 2 miles S. from the Angára river —
Descend the Angára valley.

△ Kúrruma.

△ Chikchik, or Chirchik, on the left bank
of the river of the same name, an affluent to
the right of the Sir deriáu — Cross the Chikchik
river.

Táshkend, ab. 43° 6′; 67° 18′; near the right bank
of the Sir deriáu river. The Russians have erected,
quite recently, a cantonment at Táshkend.

Route
from Pádum to Bára Lácha Pass,
see No. 18.

Route
from Pádum to Chámba,
see No. 37.

Route
from Pádum to Dárche,
see No. 55.