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2 the Nobra Tsuh lake, or glacier, embosomed in the mountain,
3 joins the Indus a few miles above and east of Iskardo. The
4 lowest part of this tract is estimated by Vigne to be more
5 than 11,000 feet above the sea, but though so elevated and
6 very mountainous, it is described by him not only as picturesque,
7 but as having a considerable degree both of culture and popula-
8 tion. The fort and village of Nobra on the Shy-Yok is the
9 principal place, and is in lat. 34° 38’, long. 77° 10’.
10 E.1.C, Ms. Doc. NOGRAM4A, in Beloochistan, a village forty miles south of
11 the town of Kelat, in lat. 28° 28’, long. 66° 39’.
12 Jour. As. Soc. NOHGIRA, io Northern Afghanistan, a village situate in
13 ae sat Heat the valley of Boonere, and fifteen miles from the right bank of
14 of Peshawur, by the Indus. Lat. 34° 21’, long. 72° 30,
15 ei NOHUR.—See Istameurg.
16 E.LC. Ms. Doc. NOOGONG, in the Punjab, a village on the route from
17 Lahore to Ramnuggur, and fifteen miles south of the latter town,
18 in lat. 32° 12’, long. 73° 41’.
19 E.I.C. Ms. Doc. NOONDROO, in Beloochistan, a village situate on the route
20 from Kedge to Belah, and eighty miles west of the latter town.
21 Lat. 26° 19’, long. 65° 11’,
22 E.LC. Ms. Doe. NOON MIANEE, in the Punjab, # village situate on the left
23 bank of the river Jelum, and five miles south of the town of Pind
24 Dadun Khan. Lat. 32° 35’, long. 72° 53’.
25 E.I.C. Ms, Doe. NOORJA, in Sinde, a considerable village between Sehwan
26 and Larkhana, and fourteen miles north of the former town. It
27 is situate two miles west of the right bank of a large offset of the
28 Indus, and three miles west of the main channel. The sur-
29 rounding country is level, alluvial, and in many parts cultivated,
30 but greatly broken up by numerous channels, cut for the pur-
31 poses of irrigation. Noorja is itself supplied with water from wells.
32 Lat. 26° 32’, long. 67° 53’.
33 ELC Ms. Doe. NOOR JUMAL, in the Punjab, a village on the route from
34 Ramnuggur to Jelum, and twenty miles south of the latter town.
35 Lat. 32° 41’, long. 73° 33’.
36 E.I.C, Ms, Doe. NOORPOOR, in the Punjab, a village situate about twenty
37 miles west of the Jailum river. Lat. 31° 49’, long. 71° 41’.
38 E.L.C, Ms. Doc. NOORZYE, in Afghanistan, a village on the route from
39 Ghuznee to Shawl, and forty miles north of the latter place. It
40 is situate in the fertile valley of Pisheen, in a well-watered
41 country, exhibiting considerable cultivation. The road is good