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Citation Information
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RAJ—RÂL : ROUTE 173.
Sick hi, 30° 59'; 78° 42'; 8,401 ft., on the right bank of the Bhagirâthi river.
RAJÂURI, routes to and from, see
NAUSI ÉRA to SRINnGAII, No. 151.
RAJ GHAT, routes to and from, see
DÉRA to TzKAR, No. 59.
Route
from the RÂKUS TAL LAKE to GÂRBIA,
see No. 68.
Route
from the R<1KUS TAL LAKE to KÛNTI,
see No. 117.
Route No. 173.
From ARALDANG (Ladak) to OHÛSHUL (Pangkông).
There are two different routes; the one by Nyiôma, the other along the salt-lakes. Both routes, though passable for horses, are only of secondary importance.
A.
A/talclany to C1u shul, by Nyiôma. Literature: Moorcroft's Travels, Vol. I., pp. 439-41.
Maps: Cunningham's Pänjab and Western Himalaya:— Waugh and Thu.illier's Pänjab and adjoining countries.
ARd ld ang, 33° 14'; 78' 27', on the left bank of the Indus river (level of the river 13,858 ft.) —Cross the Indus river—Mahe—Chukyurnâga —Tigur.
Nyiôma, on the right bank of the Indus river — Continue along the right bank of the Indus river—Mut.
A Kagjang— Râlmang.
Southern foot of the Tséka pass—Cross the Tséka pass.
Ch2ishul, 33° 31'; 78° 36'; 14,406 ft. (supplies are here very scanty).
B.
0 Rdldang to Chûshul, along the salt-lakes.
A Baldung, 33° 14'; 78° 27', on the left bank of the Indus river (level of the river 13,858 ft.) — Cross the Indus river.
Mahe, e, on the right bank of the Indus river (a very short stage)—Cross the K6tse La pass.
Camp on the shore of the salt-lake Tso Gam—Cross the G Artse pass.
Camp on the shore of the salt-lake Tso Mit b of l — Cross a ridge.
Chi, shul, 33° 31'; 78° 36'; 14,406 ft. (supplies are here very scanty).
Route
from 0 RÂLDANG to KÔRZOG,
see No. 115.
Route
from A RÂLDANG to RÔNGO,
see No. 176.
Route
from A RALDANG to 0 111JKCHIN,
see No. 178.
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