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2 from Mooltan to Leia, and forty miles north-west of the former
3 town. Itis situate in a narrow tract of fertile ground, bounded
4 on the east by the Desert and on the west by the Indus. The
5 inhabitants are represented as peaceable, industrious, and skilful
6 cultivators, drawing from their lands abundant crops of wheat,
7 barley, cotton, and esculent vegetables. Lat. 30° 30’,- long.
8 71°14’,
9 OOMEEPOOR, in the Punjab, a village situate twelve E.1.C. Ms. Doe.
10 miles from the right bank of the Ghara river. Lat. 30° 9’, long.
11 72° 40’.
12 OOMUR, in Beloochistan, a village fifteen miles north-west £.1.c, Ms. Doc.
13 of Quetta. Lat. 30°17’, long. 66° 50’.
14 OONAPOOTLA, in Sinde, a village on the middle route from E.L.C. Ms. Doc.
15 Bukkur to Hyderabad, and sixty miles north of the latter town.
16 Lat. 26° 16’, long. 68° 25’.
17 OONERPOOR, in Sinde, a large village on the route from ELC. Ms, Doc.
18 Hyderabad to Sehwan, and twenty miles north of the former
19 town. The right bank of the Indus, on which it is situate, is
20 here considerably elevated above the water. Around is an al-
21 luvial country, rendered difficult for travelling in many parts
22 during the inundation of the Indus, by marshes and watercourses.
23 Half a mile to the north of the village isa good encamping ground.
24 Lat. 25° 38’, long. 68° 20’.
25 OONKAEE, in Afghanistan, a village four miles west of the E.1.C, Ms. Doc.
26 route from Ghuznee to Kabool, and fifty miles south-west of the
27 latter town. Lat. 33° 59’, long. 68° 29’.
28 OONNA.—The most eastern of the six passes over the west- E.1.C. Ms. Map;
29 ern extremity of the Hindoo Koosh, on the route from Kabool to jure eed Tor
30 Turkestan, by way of Bamian. It is about fifty-five miles west kestan, 24;
31 : . oo ge Jour. As. Soc,
32 of Kabool, and is remarkable as forming the dividing ground be- Bong. 1812, p. 68,
33 tween the waters which flow eastward into the Indus by the river py ir-on8
34 of Kabool, and those of the river of Helmund, which flow south- aie ee
35 westward to Seistan, Though having an elevation of 11,000 ~' ”
36 feet, according to the statement of Wood, ‘“‘a mail-coach might
37 be driven over it.” Lat. 34° 21’, long. 68° 12’.
38 OOPLAUN, in Sinde, a village situate on the left bank of £.1.C. Ms. Doc.
39 the Indus, at a point where a considerable canal passes off to
40 the south-east. Lat. 24° 30’, long. 68° 4’.
41 OORGHOON, in Afghanistan, a village of the Vizeree Walkers Map of
42 country, situate in lat, 33° 14’, long, 69° 49’, Als.