1 264 TAK—TAM.
2 to Kabool, thirty miles north-east of the former town. Lat. 33°
3 55’, long. 68° 33’.
4 E.I.C. Ms. Doc. TAKHT, in Beloochistan, a village situate in an elevated plain
5 or valley, on the route from the town of Kelat to Beebee Nanee, in
6 the Bolan Pass. There is here no fixed population, this sterile
7 tract being frequented only in summer by a few wandering shep-
8 herds. Even water is not to be had except during rains, and for
9 a short time after. Lat. 29° 20’, long. 66° 55’.
10 E.LC. Ms. Doe. 5 TAKIPUR, in Kashmir, a village on the route from Sopur to
11 Vigne, Kashmir, . i
12 i, 160. Lolab, and twenty miles north of the former place. Close to it
13 is a warm chalybeate spring. Lat. 34° 24’, long. 74° 20’.
14 Masson, Bal. Afg. TAKKAL, in Afghanistan, a village in the district of Peshawer,
15 ree about six miles west of the city of Peshawer, and on the ruute
16 through the Khyber Pass. Lat. 33° 58’, long. 71° 34’,
17 Sour, Ae Lars TAL.—A river in Northern Afghanistan, which rises in the
18 Eavlolts of Ales- Laspissor mountains, in lat. 36° 14’, long. 73° 6’, and flows in a
19 Sigs by Goatt: south-westerly direction for about-a hundred and twenty miles,
20 to its confluence with the Panjkora, in lat. 35° 28’, long. 72°.
21 Walker's Map of TAL.—A village of Northern Afghanistan, situate on the left
22 ad bank of the river of the same name, in lat. 35° 40’, long. 72° 10’.
23 sot a — TALACHE, in Afghanistan, a ruined town in the bifurcation
24 eng. , p-
25 307, Court, Exp. between the rivers of Suwat and Panjkora, All the information
26 Saeairor aoe existing respecting this place is due to Court, who ascertained
27 the Indus. from native report that amidst its massive and immense ruins
28 exists an enormous cupola of elaborate architecture, embellished
29 around its base with a number of dasso relievos. Lat. 34° 56’,
30 long. 71° 58’.
31 eee TALAFRU.—A village in the Punjab, situate on the route
32 from Doda to Chumba, in lat. 32° 42’, long. 75° 7’. °
33 Ms, Map. TALEE.—A village of Sewestan, in Afghanistan, on the
34 road from Dadur to Tull. Lat. 29° 42’, long. 68° 13’.
35 TAMEEHAK, in the Punjab, a small town on the route from
36 Attock to Rotas. Ithas a small fort. The surrounding country
37 Norr. Exp. in Afg. is singularly rugged and difficult. Hough observes, ‘‘ When you
38 oe got on the table-land, you looked back on the most frightful
39 ravines ever seen,” and considers the country worse than the most
40 dreaded passes of Afghanistan. Lat. 33° 17’, long. 73° 19’.
41 Alay of Sindy TAMULSIR.—A village near the castern frontier of Sinde.
42 Lat. 25° 45’, long. 70° 31’,