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Results of a Scientific Mission to India and High Asia : vol.3 |
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Route No. 217.
From △ SÚMGAL (Turkistán) to △ SÚGET
(Turkistán).
A secondary route, passable for horses.
Road follows continuously the Karakásh valley.
△ Súmgal, 36° 8'; 78° 3'P; 13,215 ft., on the
right bank of the Karakásh river (fuel and
grass abundant).
△ Gulbagashén (12,252 ft.), famous Yáshem
(Nephrite) quarries.
△ Billékchi.
△ Súget, 36° 10'.4; 77° 50'-1P; 12,960 ft., 2
miles distant from the left bank of the Kara-
kásh river.
Route
from SÚNGNAM to CHÍNI,
see No. 40.
Route No. 218.
From SÚNGNAM (Kánáur) to DÁBLING (Kánáur).
A principal route, passable for horses.
Maps: Gerard's Koonawar.
Súngnam, 31° 46'; 78° 27'; 9,020 ft.—Continue
along the left side of the Dárbung valley—
Telingkéu.
Sheásu—Leave the Dárbung valley and con-
tinue along the right side of the Sátlej valley.
Púi—Cross the Sátlej river by a sánga-bridge
called Námptu.
Dábling, 31° 45'; 78° 37'; 9,311 ft., on the left
bank of the Sátlej river (an easy stage).
Route No. 219.
From SÚNGNAM (Kánáur) to DÁNKHAR, or
DRANKHAR (Spiti).
A principal route, passable for horses, but only
with difficulty.
Maps: Gerard's Koonawar.—Indian Atlas, sheets 47 (second
edition) and 65.
Súngnam, 31° 46'; 78° 27'; 9,020 ft.—Cross a
river—Rushkatóng—Continue along the Rush-
katóng valley—Rópa (9,831 ft.).
Encamp at the south-eastern foot of
the Tomokéu pass—Cross the Tomokéu
pass (13,547 ft.).
△ Súmdo (12,915 ft.); a rather long march—
△ Pamachán (13,643 ft.)—Cross the Mánirang
pass (18,612 ft.).
△ Sápona (15,273 ft.); a very long march—Pass
a small lake.
Manés—Cross the Tódi chu river by a bridge—
Cross three other rivers.
Dánkhar, or Drankhar, 32° 6'; 78° 13';
12,774 ft., near the right bank of the Tódi chu
river.
Route No. 220.
From SÚNGNAM (Kánáur) to SHÁLKAR (Spiti).
A secondary route, passable for horses.
Literature: Gerard's Koonawar, pp. 295-6.—Hutton, in
Journ. As. Soc. Beng., Vol. VIII, part II., pp. 296-50.
—Thomson's Western Himálaya, pp. 96-121.—Tables
of Routes and Stages, p. 316.
Maps: Gerard's Koonawar.—Indian Atlas, sheet 47 (second
edition).
Súngnam, 31° 46'; 78° 27'; 9,020 ft.—Cross
the Hángarang pass (14,837 ft.).
Hángo (11,468 ft.), 10 miles from Súngnam.
Li, or Lio, on the right bank of the Píti river,
7 miles from Hángo (an easy march)—Cross
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