1 122 PUNJAB.
2 FEET,
3 ® Vigne, Kashinir, Iskardoh,® capital of Bulti, lat. 35° 10, long. 75° 27 «. 6,300
4 7 Vigne, a5, Thana,’ in the route from Lahore to Kashmir by the Pir
5 Panjal Pass, lat. 33° 26’, long. 75° 28’ sae ee. 5,000
6 8 Id. i. 104, Budrawar,® in the Northern Punjab, between the Che-
7 naub and Ravee, lat. 32° 54’, long. 75° 28’ ... «. 5,000
8 9 Jacquem.v. 149. Town of Punch,® lat. 38° 52’, long. 73°52’... ... 3,288
9 Id. ¥. MG. Height above Nekki,! about lat. 33° 18’, long. 73° 80’... 3,270
10 2 Id. ib. Village of Nekki,? lat. 33° 16’, long. 73° 28 ... . =©8,486
11 3 Gerard, Koona- Bed of Sutlej,? at Rampoor, lat. 32° 26’, long. 77° 38’... 3,260
12 Xerontie " Chumba,‘ lat. 32° 22’, long. 75°56’... uss ene 8,015
13 chrome and || Rajawar,’ lat. 33° 18’, long. 74°14”... we ee 2,800
14 FAbsatnan v.199, Highest summit of Salt range,® lat. about 32° 40’, long.
15 72° 30’ wae eee rr ee eo §=2,150
16 7 Broome and Nurpur,’ lat. 32° 11’, long. 75° 40’ an ses ee §=1,924
17 nba Village of Tobeur, lat. 32° 26’, long. 72°40’ ... «+» 1,663
18 8 Jacquem. v. 12].
19 1dv.14s. Nar, lat. 33° 14’, long. 73° 25’ aioe. ee .. =1,624
20 ee Hugel, Jailum,! lat. 33° 2’, long. 78° 36’ she soe 1,620
21 40
22 2Broomeand Puthankot,? in the Northern Punjab, at the base of the
23 eas aa lowest range of the Himalaya, lat. 32° 13’, long. 75°
24 26' eee owe ies os sie o- 1,205
25 Bed of the ieilus at Attok, lat. 83° 54’, — 72° 18’ ... *1,000
26 3 Burnes, Bokh. Annritsir,? lat. 31° 42’, long. 74°47’ ... ies .» 900
27 41d. ib. Lahore,‘ lat. 31° 36’, long. 74°14’ wae tee 900
28 5 Id. ib. Confluence of the Indus and Punjnud,* lat. 28° 53’, long.
29 70° 28’ Te TT sé eee ie. oe 220
30 From the bases of the Salt range and Himalaya, the plain of
31 the Punjab slopes south-west with a regularity rarely broken by
32 ‘Hough, Narr. of. * The height of Peshawer ' above the sea is 1,068 feet. The stream which
33 rd in Afg. APP- passes by Peshawer falls into the Kabool river about fourteen miles below the
34 city, and, as its course lies through a plain, the fall to its confluence probably
35 does not exceed two feet in a mile. From that confluence the course of the
36 Kabool river to its junction with the Indus at Attok is about forty miles,
37 2 Macartney, in and as it is navigable? for this distance, its fall cannot much exceed a foot per
38 Elph. Acc. of mile. This would make the elevation of the bed of the Indus at Attok about
39 Caubul, 656 ;
40 Wood, ‘Oxus, 153, 1,000 feet.