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2 MUKUR, in Afghanistan, a district with a village on the E-LC. Ms. Doe.;
3 route from Kandahar to Ghuznee, and one hundred and sixty hee ees 3 ws:
4 miles north-east of the former city. The village is eituate ina tinal t
5 populous, fertile, and well-cultivated country near the source of Narr. Fxp.in-
6 the Turnak, which rises in numerous springs from the base of a Sk
7 mountain having an elevation of 2,000 feet above the plain.
8 Mukur has an elevation of 7,091 feet above the sea. Lat. 32°
9 52’, long. 67° 41’.
10 MUKWAR, in Bhavwlpoor, a village situate on the left bank E.1.C. Ms. Doc.
11 of the Ghara river, eighteen miles west of the town of Bhawlpoor,
12 and twenty miles from the confluence of the Chenaub and Ghara
13 rivers. Lat. 29° 24’, long. 71° 21’. ’
14 MUKWUL, in Afghanistan, a village situate near the right E-I.C. Ms. Doe.
15 bank of the Indus, and thirty-five miles north of Dera Ghazee
16 Khan, in lat. 30° 35’, long. 70° 50’. ws ;
17 MULKA, in the Punjab, a village situate about twenty miles Walker's Map of
18 from the right bank of the Ghara river. Lat. 30° 28’, long. pee anes
19 73° 4’.
20 MULKABAD, in Afghanistan, a village situate on the eastern E.1.C. Ms. Doc.
21 route from Kabool to Shawl, and about fifty miles south of the
22 former town, in lat. 33° 53’, long. 68° 51’.
23 MULL, in Sinde, an offset on the left or eastern side of the Carless, official
24 Sata, or great eastern branch of the Indus. Though once a large a TY piel
25 stream, it has now become a shallow rivulet, discharging a scanty Bokh. tii. 2s7.
26 body of water through the Mull mouth, in lat. 23° 56’, long. 67°
27 48’. The Mull is navigable for boats of twenty-five tons as far
28 as Shahbunder, about eighteen miles from the mouth.
29 MULLEEREE RIVER.—Sce Goorsan River.
30 MULLOH RIVER.—See Moora.
31 MULLUHPOOR, in the Punjab, a yillage on the route from Walker's Map of
32 Ramnegurh to Ferozpoor, and sixty miles south-east of the former Neer
33 town, Lat. 31° 30’, long. 74° 2’.
34 MULLYAN, in the Punjab, a small town on the route from Hough, Narr.
35 Ramnegurh to Lahore, and twenty-five miles north-west of the ™*? '" 4 %7
36 latter. Lat. 31° 47’, long. 74° 54’.
37 MUMMOO, in the desert between Afghanistan and Mekran, '&.1.C. Ms. Doe.
38 a halting-place situate on the route from Nooshky to Seistan,
39 and a hundred and twenty miles west of the former place. It
40 received its name from being the burial-place of Mulick Mum-
41 moo, a Pir or saint, at whose tomb the Mahometans offer prayers
42 VOL. II. F