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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 |
引用情報
OCR読み取り結果
Samarkánd, routes to and from, see
Kókand to Bokhára, No. 111.
Route
from Sánchu to Kílian,
see No. 109.
Route
from △ Sássar to Dískit,
see No. 64.
Route No. 182.
From △ Sássar (Núbra) to the Karakorúm Pass
(Ladák-Turkistán).
There are two different routes: the one ex-
clusively used in summer, the other in winter.
A.
△ Sássar to the Karakorúm Pass.
Summer Route.
A principal route, passable for horses.
Literature: Thomson's Western Himálaya, pp. 402-42.
Maps: Cunningham's Pánjáb and Western Himálaya.—
Thomson's sketch-map of the route from Núbra to
the Karakorúm pass, in his "Western Himálaya."—
Waugh and Thuillier's Pánjáb and adjoining coun-
tries.
△ Sássar, 35° 8′; 77° 30′; 15,339 ft., at the
northern foot of the Sássar pass — Cross the
Sháyók river—Ascend an affluent of the Sháyók
river (road very bad and difficult; the river must
be crossed, during certain periods of the year,
more than 20 times)—△ Pállak (15,027 ft.).
△ Murgái (15,448 ft.)—Ascend along the water-
course of the Kissiláb (the river must be re-
peatedly crossed)—Pass a large spring (16,382 ft.)
—△ Bárze.
△ Chóngil Dáne Akse (15,869 ft.)—Ascend
the water-course of the Kissiláb, which must
be crossed and re-crossed repeatedly—Ascend
to the Dápsang plateau (17,500 ft.), the highest
in the world as yet known—Cross the Sháyók
river (here extremely small)—△ Chajósh Chúlga.
Dáulat Beg Úlde (16,597 ft.), at the south-
western foot of the Karakorúm pass.
B.
△ Sássar to the Karakorúm pass.
Winter Route.
Impassable in summer on account of the
swollen state of the Sháyók river, up which this
route leads.
Literature: Izzet Ullah, in Quarterly Oriental Magazine,
Vol. III, 1825, p. 114.
△ Sássar, 35° 8′; 77° 30′; 15,339 ft., at the
northern foot of the Sássar pass—Yártobe.
△ Chongtásh (Izzet Ullah's Chung Tash).
△ Karatásh.
△ Khumdan (Izzet Ullah's Khamdan).
△ Gyápshan (Izzet Ullah's Yapchan).
△ Barángsa.
Karakorúm pass, 35° 46′·9; 77° 30′·4 [?];
18,345 ft.
Route
from △ Sássar to Leh,
see No. 123.
Route No. 183.
From Satgárh (Kámáon) to Askót (Kámáon).
A principal route, passable for horses.
Literature: Year-book of the Pánjáb for 1854, part II.,
p. 116.
Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 66.
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