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2 route from Kelat to Shawl, and fifteen miles west of the last-
3 mentioned town. Lat. 30° 6’, long. 66° 39’.
4 RAHMUK, in Afghanistan, a village fifteen miles east of £.1.0. Ms. Doc.
5 Ghuznee. Lat. 33° 33’, long. 68° 30’.
6 RAJ, in Sinde, a village on the route from Hyderabad to E.1.C. Ma. Doe,
7 Meerpoor, and eight miles south of the former town. It is
8 situate on the left bank of the Indus, a little above the re-union
9 of the Fulailee river, Lat. 25° 14’, long. 68° 20’,
10 RAJADARAH, in Sinde, a village on the route from Sehwan Ms. Survey Map.
11 ’ to Larkhana, and forty-five miles north of the former town. It
12 is situate in a flat alluvial tract, on the right bank of the Indus.
13 Lat, 26° 59’, long. 68°.
14 RAJA GOTE, in Sinde, a village about a mile to the east of E.I.C. Ms. Doc.
15 the route from Sehwan to Larkhana, and forty-five miles north
16 of the former town. It is situate on the right bank of the Indus,
17 in a flat alluvial country, much cut up by watercourses. Lat. 26°
18 56’, long. 67° 58’.
19 RAJAK, in Afghanistan, a fort with a village in the Punch- baa Map of
20 shir valley, and close to the left bank of the Punchshir river. Lat. “
21 35° 21’, long. 69° 31’.
22 RAJAPOOR, in Sinde, a village on the middle route from E.I.C. Ms. Doc,
23 Roree to Hyderabad, and a hundred and twenty miles north of
24 the former town. Lat. 27°.2’, long. 68° 22’.
25 RAJARIE, in Sinde, a village on the route from Roree to E-IC. Ms. Doc.
26 Jessulmair, and twenty-eight miles south-east of the former place.
27 Though the neighbouring country is in general covered with low
28 8and-hills, a few places have received the benefit of cultivation,
29 hnd produce grain, principally wheat. The population consists
30 for the most part of goatherds, who are supplied with water from
31 four wells in the village. Lat. 27° 26’, lortg. 69° 17’.
32 RAJA SANSE, in the Punjab, a village six miles north of Walker's Mop of
33 the town of Amritsir. Lat. 31° 46’, long. 74° 46’. nee
34 RAJAWUR,! in the north of the Punjab, a town situate on ! Vigne, Kashmir,
35 the banks of a stream, which rising in the Pir Panjal, or moun- Tne esis
36 tain bounding Kashmir on the south, falls into the Chenaub. The Pa Sang
37 houses are generally built of mud, strengthened with frames of 300.
38 timber, but a few of those of the wealthier classes are of brick.
39 Rajawur belongs to a petty rajah, who is dependent on the Sikhs.
40 The chief crops of the small territory of Rajawur are rice and
41 maize; the latter occupies the higher grounds, the former the level
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