1 MER—MIR. 53
2 MERAUB LUKIA, in Sinde, a village on the routé from Seh~ E.1.C. 31s. Doc.
3 wan to Larkhana, and sixty miles north of the former place. The
4 surrounding country is low, alluvial, and well cultivated. The
5 road is intersected at a short distance from the village by a water-
6 course, causing difficulty to the passage of carriages. Lat. 27°
7 10’, long. 68° 6’.
8 METAEE, in Afghanistan, a town in the Derajat, on the route E.L.C. Ms. Doc.
9 from Ghuznee to Dera Ismael Khan, and distant ten miles west
10 from the latter town. The road is good in this part of the route,
11 and there is a supply of water. Lat. 31° 50’, long. 70° 44’.
12 METRAO, in Sinde, a mud fort situate on the route from E.LC. Me. Doc.
13 Roree to Jessulmair, and twenty-six miles south-east of the former
14 place. There are five good wells, but scarcely any supplies can
15 be procured, in consequence of the barren nature of the adjacent
16 country, exhibiting only stunted jungle and naked sand-hills.
17 The road is deep and very heavy in both directions from the
18 fort. Lat. 27° 23’, long. 69° 46’-
19 METRIE, in Sinde, a halting-place on ‘the route from Roree £.1.¢. Ns. Doc.
20 to Jessulmair, and twenty-five miles south-east of the former
21 place. Lat. 27° 30’, long. 69° 13’.
22 MEYLMUNG, in Afghanistan, a village situate on the Moor- w Walker's Map of
23 ghab river. Lat. 34° 52’, long. 64° 22. ie
24 MHELA-MAUNDA.—See Mezremanpa,
25 MIANEE, in the Punjab, a village situate near the right walkor's Map of
26 bank of the river Ravee, twenty miles north-east of Lahore, on “YW: Fomor
27 the road to Kashmir. Lat. 31° 49’, long. 74° 29’,
28 MIHEE, in Afghanistan, a village among the Murree moun- g.1.0. Ms. Doc.
29 tains, which separate the north of Cutch Gundava from Sewestan.
30 It is situate on the circuitous route from Bagh to Kahun. Liat.
31 29° 19’, long. 68° 49’. ,
32 MILLEE, in the Punjab, a village ten miles from the right reins Seok
33 bank of the river Jailum. Lat. 31° 59’, long. 71° 56’, one
34 MINKRAVORA, in Afghanistan, a village in the valley of Jour. As. Soc.
35 Suwat, and situate near the left bank of the river of the same ok Aa
36 name. Lat. 34° 53’, long. 72° 19’. ppd ost
37 MIR ALLAH, in Afghanistan, a ruined caravanserai on the of Indus. Map.
38 route from Herat to Kandahar, and forty-two miles south of the ®10- ¥® Pee.
39 former city. It is surrounded by cultivation, and a fine stream of
40 water runs under the walls. Lat. 33° 50’, long. 62° 14’,
41 MIRBUL.—A pass over the Snowy Panjal mountain, bound- Vino Kashwir,