1 72 NAG—NAN.
2 the neighbouring mountains, to guard against whose attacks,
3 every dwelling is fortified. Lat. 33° 10’, long. 71° 5’.
4 Neila IF NAGROCLAH, in the north-east of the Punjab, a village on
5 om" the route from Chumba to Kashmir, by the Banihal Pass. It is
6 situate thirty miles north-west of Chumba, in a rugged country
7 between the upper course of the Ravee and that of the Chinab.
8 Lat. 32° 47’, long. 75° 35’.
9 E.1.C. Ms. Doc. NAKODUR, in the Punjab, a village on the route from La-
10 hore to Loodeana, and eighty miles south-east of the former town.
11 Lat. 31° 7’, long. 75° 30’.
12 Masson, Bal. Afg. Y NAL, in Beloochistan, a small walled town in a fertile and
13 ieee well-watered valley of the same name. It is considered tobe a
14 Neh te Rough place of much antiquity, and has a fort, the stronghold of the
15 Bizunja tribe of Belooches. The western route from Sonmeeanee
16 to Kelat passes through it, but is little frequented on account of
17 the bad character of the Bizunjas. Lat. 27° 39’, long. 65° 59’.
18 Ms. Map of Sinde. NALJEE MAENEE, in Sinde, a village situate on the left
19 bank of the western Narra river, and on the road from Sehwan to
20 Larkhana. Lat. 26° 43’, long. 67° 50’.
21 E.I.C. Ms, Doe. NAMOOSA, in Beloochistan, a village on the route from
22 Shawl to Kelat, and ten miles west of the former town. Lat,
23 30° 10’, long. 66° 50’.
24 ieee Map of NAMUTZYE, in Afghanistan, a village thirty miles south-
25 : east of Ghuzuee. Lat. 33° 12’, long. 68° 21’.
26 1 Vigne, Kashmir, NANDAN SAR,! \in Kashmir, a small lake situate, with
27 bas four others, on the northern side of the Pir Panjal mountain,
28 and a little north of the pass of the same name, which also is
29 sometimes called the Nandan Sar pass. The collective waters of
30 these form the source of the Dumdum or Huripur river. Ac-
31 ? Keschmir, i. 184. cording to Hugel,? the Perhamgalla river flows from Nandan Sar
32 to the south-west, and the Dumdum to the north-east, but this
33 double efflux seems very improbable. Nandan Sar is held in high
34 reverence by the Hindoos, and is visited by them in pilgrimage.
35 Lat. 33° 31’, long. 74° 26’.
36 E.LG. Ms, Doc.; NANEE, in Afghanistan, a small town on the route from
37 Jour, As. Soe Kandahar to Ghuznee, and ten miles south of the latter place. It
38 Beng. 1842, p. 61,
39 eae aa is situate near the western extremity of the extensive plain of
40 r. Meas. in ,
41 eee Hough, Shelgurh, on the bank of a feeder of the river of Ghuznee. There
42 Mat Exp. AS are abundant supplies to be had here. The elevation above
43 the sea is 7,502 feet. Lat. 33° 25’, long. 68° 12’,