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0034 Results of a Scientific Mission to India and High Asia : vol.5
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RESULTS

OF A SCIENTIFIC MISSION TO

INDIA AND HIGH ASIA

BY

HERMANN, ADOLPHE, AND ROBERT DE SCHLAGINTWEIT.

ATLAS.

PART II.

CONTENTS:
A. PANORAMAS AND VIEWS.

The numbers in the first column denote the order in which the Plates are issued.
The Index in the final arrangement will be given as soon as the progress of the publication permits.

[TABLE]
Nº | OBJECT. | GEOGRAPHICAL CO-ORDINATES. LATITUDE NORTH | LONG. E. GREEN. | HEIGHT. | Nº | OBJECT. | GEOGRAPHICAL CO-ORDINATES. LATITUDE NORTH | LONG. E. GREEN. | HEIGHT.

11 | Fort and Lines of Chágázi, in the province of Dárung, Assám | 26 45 | 91 54 20 | 380 | 13 | The Salt Lake Kúk Kúl, in the Karakúl valley, Turkistán | 25 0 | 0 27 26 0 | 13,400
| Village of Mangáhli, in Assám | 26 23 | 92 1 0 | 158 | 14 | The Dale of the Dársa valley, from the Bupti plateau, near Kattingi | 23 21 | 0 72 49 0 | 13,645
12 | Interior of the Buddhist temple of the monastery Mangsung, in Outer Khámbus | 27 18 | 0 73 23 0 | 13,437 | 15 | Palm grove and Singhalese habitations, near Galle, Ceylon | 6 2 | 30 80 13 43 | Sea level

B. PANORAMIC PROFILES OF THE SNOWY RANGES OF HIGH ASIA.

WITH PLANS OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL POSITIONS AND HYPSOMETRICAL DIAGRAMS.

These geographical plans, which have a special reference to Vol. II., Hypsometry, are based on trigonometrical and barometrical measurements, combined with panoramas; the most important of which will follow as general views with the full detail of all prints, including the scenery of the foreground and the lateral minor elevations.

I. The Himalayas of Bhutan, Sikhim, and Nepal.
1. PHARI. 2. KHASIA.

II. The Himalayas of Kumáon and Garhwál.
3. CHINI. 4. KHOKBARNTA.

III. The western slopes of the Himalayas, from Simla to Kashmír.
5. LARI. 6. NUBRA VALLEY.

IV. The northern slopes of the Himalayas and the Trans-Indus range, in Central Tibet.
7. BURU LA. 8. KHALSI PASS. 9. TILATH BONG. 10. LUNKHALAK.

V. The ranges of Western Tibet, between the Himalayas and Karakoram.
11. KANG. 12. NUBRA LA.

VI. Parts of the central chain in Tibet, from Pangkong to Ladak.
13. TSOMOIRARI. 14. LADAK.

VII. The Karakoram, with the passages to Turkistán and the Kúnlúns.
15. RAPHAL. 16. AKTASH. 17. SCHIGI. 18. STONDKLAS MASSIF.

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

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