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Name.
Position.
Character,
Remarks.
Rapch river
A little over 90
miles east of Jashk
point and a little
under the same
west by north of
Chahbar.
See article Rapch.
RSpch
village.
On the east side
Village of about 15
There is a small trade
of the western es
tuary of the Rapch
river at half a mile
from the sea.
huts of fishermen.
with ’Oman. The people
have 20 goats.
Rasbidi ,.
On the v est shore of
Puzim bay, 2 mi'es
south of the east
ern mouth of the
Kair river; under
20 mat huts of fisher
men.
A few cattle, goats and
sheep.
R5dl
Geh.
About 10 miles north-
north-west of Bris
and 6 miles from
the coast ; under
Dashtiari.
A much scattered vil
lage of 100 huts of
Baluchis ; there is
also one unoccupied
mud house.
The village is surrounded by
low hills. There is ex
tensive cultivation of bar
ley, wheat, jouari and
cotton.
Salt Sr
3 miles north of Ni-
lag in Dashtiari.
50 huts of Gurgaij
and Jadgals.
Water is from dtage.
There is much cultivation
of dates, wheat, barley,
jouari and cotton.
SamSch ..
5 miles north-north
of Rod!.
20 huts of MIrs and
Baluchis.
There is good grazing and
good water. A few camels,
20 cattle and 40 goats and
sheep are kept.
Sand
20 miles north-west
of Gwatar, not far
from the right bank
of the Chil river ;
under Geh.
30 huts of Gurgaij,
who remain only
while water lasts.
Water is from otags.
There are a few livestock
and a little cultivation.
Sapt
4 miles inland from
the foot of Puzim
bay ; under Geh.
20 huts of Baluchis
There is a little cultivation
of barley, jouari and cot
ton. Tbe people own a
few camels, 20 cattle and
40 sheep and goats.
Sarkiih ..
2 £ miles north of
Rod! and 3 miles
west of Pat Sr near
Kaki Kuh under
Dashtiari.
10 mud houses and 30
mat huts of Mirs
and Balhchis, there
are also two Hindu
traders.
«
There is a fair amount of
cultivation the crops being
barley, wheat, jowari and
cotton. Some livestock
including 30 camels, 40
cat' le and 200 sheep and
goats are owned- There is
good water from otags and
wells.
S&ul
2 miles west of the
Rapch river imme
diately north of
the telegraph line;
under Geh.
25 huts of H5ta • .
There is considerable culti
vation of dates (200 palms),
barley, jowari and cotton,
and livestock are 20 camels,
20 cattle and 200 goats and
sheep.