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2 TABLE OF HEIGHTS OF MOUNTAINS IN THE
3 PUNJAUB.
4 Fect.
5 Summit on the left bank of the Indus, in Rupshu,'
6 lat. 33° 20’, long. 78° . » « « 27,000
7 Summit on frontier of Rupshu and Spiti? about lat.
8 33°, long. 78°30) wt; . , 24,000
9 Limit of perpetual snow in N sens Spiti2 lat. 33°
10 30’, long. 78° 40’ , ‘ . 22,000
11 Highest summit ascended by Gerard‘ on eastern
12 frontier of Spiti, lat. 33° 5’, long. 78° 40° yj. . 20,400
13 Mountain § rising north of Lake Chamoreril, lat. 33°,
14 long. 78° «tl, - « . 20,000
15 Diarmul or Nanga Parbut aagunviainit north of
16 Kashmir, lat. 35° 10’, long. 74°20" . . . 19,000
17 Summit of range’ between the basins of the Beas
18 and Sutlege, lat. 31° 40’, long. 77° 20’ . ; . 18,000
19 Lacha * range, between Lahoul and oan lat. 32°
20 40’, long. 77° 20’ “ % - «+ . 17,000
21 Bara Lacha, or Para Lassa Pass,® over Lacha range,
22 about same lat. and long.aslast . . . . 16,500
23 Skora,'? as summit in Kouenlun or Mooz Taugh, north
24 of Bultistan, about lat. 35° 30’ long. 76° . . 16,200
25 1 Gerard, Alex., Koonawur, 6.
26 2 As. Res. xviii. 225, Gerard, J. G., Obs. on Spiti.
27 38 Id. ut supra, 256. 4 Id. ut supra, 254. 5 Id. ut supra, 350.
28 6 Vigne, Kashmir, ii. 204.
29 7 Jour. As. Soc. Beng. 1841, p. 2, Broome and Cunningham, Jour. to Sources
30 of Punjaub Rivers.
31 8 Gerard, quoted in note on ere Punj. Bokh. i. 215,
32 9 As. Jour. May—Aug. J831, p. 90, Gerard, Jour. to Ladakh,
33 10 Falconer, as quoted in Royle’s Bot. of Himalaya, Introd. xxiv,