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N° OBJECT GEOGRAPHICAL CO-ORDINATES. HEIGHT N° OBJECT GEOGRAPHICAL CO-ORDINATES. HEIGHT
LATITUDE NORTH. LONG. E. GREENW. LATITUDE NORTH. LONG. E. GREENW.

1 Gangotri, or Mount Bhairon, in the Himalaya of Nepal 27 09 11 94 34 89 20,097 7 The Deft Sands in the Alluvion of the South Sihor Doab, Punjab 31 10 9 72 7 — —
2 The Descent of Kunchinjinga, in the Himalaya of Sikkim 27 42 9 88 8 1 28,156 8 Alluvial High Ground on the sowing borders of the South Sihor Doab, Punjab 31 41 9 72 11 — 300
3 The Doon Valley and the Environs of Ranipur, in the Western Himalaya 30 14 10 77 37 0 5,012 9 The Peaks and Glaciers of the Sasser Pass, in Nubra, Tibet 34 8 9 77 27 10 17,735
4 The Sar Chako Tar Midan, in Pangkong, Tibet 33 25 9 79 46 0 14,047 9 The Karakoram Range, in the Shigatse, Southern India 33 25 9 79 46 41 0 7,079
5 The Salt Lake Tso Moriri, in Eastern Ladak, Tibet 32 40 10 78 26 0 14,500 9 Leh, the Capital of Ladak, in Western Tibet 34 9 9 77 34 46 11,480
6 Cane Suspension Bridge over the Teembong River, in the Khasia Hills 25 14 9 91 41 0 — 10 The Chortende Glacier, in Ruhl, Tibet 32 20 9 77 29 0 14,300

C. MAPS.

a) GEOGRAPHICAL MAPS: N° 1. Routes followed by Messrs. de Schlagintweit and their Establishments.
b) PHYSICAL MAPS: Representing the Drawing of the various lines of Terrestrial Magnetism in India and High Asia.
N° 1. Isogonic Lines (Declination.) N° 2. Isoclinal Lines (Dip.) N° 3. Isodynamic Lines of Total Intensity.

LEIPZIG: LONDON:
F. A. BROCKHAUS. TRÜBNER AND CO.

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