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0085 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. 55.

From Dárche (Lahól) to Pádum (Zánkhar).

A principal route, passable for horses.

Maps: Cunningham's Panjáb and Western Himálaya.—
Waugh and Thuillier's Panjáb and adjoining coun-
tries.

Dárche, 32° 41′; 77° 9′; 11,746 ft.— Bárik
(11,685 ft.)— △ Tákbar Tsann (12,336 ft.).

△ Tsánskar Súmdo—Ramchák.

△ Kaikurkúr—Ascend a glacier—Cross the
Shínku La pass (16,684 ft.)— △ Tingdár.

△ Lákung— △ Pádar (14,062 ft.)—Cross the
Tsérri Tsonn river—Karkyág, on the Shung
river (level of the river 13,613 ft.)—Cross
the Píse Lúngba river—Cross the Chún-
garung Lúngba river— △ Dánse, on the right
bank of the Shung river (level of the river
13,083 ft.)—Cross the Kyáze river—Cross the
Shung river by bridge.

Yálle—Súlle (12,717 ft.), a now decayed and
nearly deserted village on the left bank of the
Shung river—Cross the Pánge river—Cross the
Shálle river—Réru.

Múnne (12,320 ft.), on the left bank of the
Shung river—Cross the Jebralzán Tókbo river
—Cross the Tomásu Tókbo river.

Pádum, 33° 28′·0; 76° 54′·3½; 11,550 ft. This
village, the residence of a Kardár, is the chief
place of Zánkhar.

Dátmir, routes to and from, see
Kidarkánta to Ussílla, No. 106.

Route No. 56.

From Dás, of Tang (Hasóra), to Astór, or Hasóra
(Hasóra).

A secondary route, passable for horses.

Maps: Cunningham's Panjáb and Western Himálaya.—
Waugh and Thuillier's Panjáb and adjoining coun-
tries.

Dás, or Tang, 35° 2′; 75° 4′; 10,794 ft., the
highest village in the Daskérim valley—Cross
two small rivers—Kérim.

△ Áigia—Góde—Bakóra.

Góltere, or Nangáum (9,114 ft.).

Astór, or Hasóra, 35° 12′; 74° 53′; 7,862 ft.,
on the Hasóra river (level of the river 7,198 ft.).

Route
from Dás, of Tang, to Skárdo,
see No. 194.

Route
from Dás, of Tang, to Srinágár,
see No. 200.

Dávab, routes to and from, see
Srinágár to Dás, No. 200.

Route
from Deopreág to Srinágár,
see No. 201.