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Tiri, 30° 22'; 78° 28'; 2,328 ft., at the confluence
of the Bhagiráthi and Bhillung rivers (level of
the confluence 2,278 ft.).

Route No. 207.

From Srinágar (Kashmír) to Úri (Kashmír).

A principal route, passable for horses.

Literature: Year-book of the Pánjáb for 1854, part IV.,
p. 247.

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

Srinágar, 34° 4'·6; 74° 48'·5 F; 5,146 ft., on
the Jhilum river; the capital of Kashmír. As
far as

Barámúla by boat, along the Jhilum river; a
great many villages are passed, and if the
traveller prefers going by land, he will find
no difficulty in encamping wherever he pleases
— Cross the Jhilum river, and continue along
its left bank — Shéri — Cross a small river —
Kichiháma — Gantamúlla — Cross a small river.

Naushéra (an easy march) — Deokút — Cross
the Hábat river — Bhaniár — Kanispór —
Varónbu.

Úri, 34° 6'; 73° 56', on the left bank of the
Jhilum river (level of the river 3,952 ft.).

Route
from △ Súget to the Karakorúm Pass,
see No. 88.

Route No. 208.

From △ Súget (Turkistán) to Kílian (Turkistán).

A secondary route, passable for horses.

△ Súget, 36° 10'·4; 77° 50'·1 F; 12,960 ft.,

a fine pasture ground 2 miles distant from the
left bank of the Karakásh river; fuel and grass
plentiful.

△ Kalchúskun, in the Kalchúskun valley —
Ascend the Kalchúskun valley.

△ Sógak Búllak, near the foot of the Bel
daván pass — Cross the Bel daván pass.

△ Taikotál (fuel and grass extremely scarce)
— Cross the Karakásh river — Cross the Kílian
pass by a small secondary glacier — △ Chadar-
tásh, 4 miles from the pass; fine grass.

△ Akhil, 3 miles from Chadartásh — △ Katái
Támi — △ Tállach, a fine pasture ground —
Lámlung.

△ Chisgánlik — Sómrung.

Dáni — Kárchung.

Kílian, ab. 36° 52'; 75° 37'.

Route
from △ Súget to △ Súmgal,
see No. 217.

Súket, routes to and from, see
Biláspur to Mándi, No. 29.

Route No. 209.

From Súkhi (Gárhvál) to Khársáli (Gárhvál).

A secondary route, impassable for horses.

Literature: Fraser's Journal, pp. 434-53, and in As. Res.,
Vol. XIII., pp. 201-12.

Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 65.

Súkhi, 30° 59'; 78° 42'; 8,401 ft., on the right
bank of the Bhagiráthi river — Cross the Kantára
Kánta pass (11,518 ft.), 4 hours' march from
Súkhi — Cross the Sun river (level of the con-
fluence with the Ríni river 9,340 ft.).