'Military Report on Persian Seistan' [‎36r] (76/188)

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No. of
Stage.
DiiiiAircBB.
Names of stages.
Int^r-
muiiate.
Total.
Reiuskta.
12
Kidbi
20
211
Cross small JcotaZ and entor rugged #
stony defile,* hard going for camels, with
a stream running through it. At 12’ miles
road comes out of defile, and is level the
yallage; good water from karezes; supplies plen-
rest of the way. Kidri is a
tiful. This march should be done by daylight as ravine is very rough
nuaR atut> i a. —i • i _ . J &
13
village of 5 families; r dies procurable^
14
15
JUMAIN
Imeani
225
Road is good and runs across an easy
pass, the Kotal-i-Sulimani. Water good
from a karez. Camel-grazing and fire
wood obtainable. Dughabad is only a small
243
258
curable in small quantities
A gradual descent of 2 miles from Dug
habad, road then level for 16 miles. Water
good from a karez; supplies plentiful.
Good road; pass the village of Ghujd 0
miles out. Water brackish from a karez y
but sweet rain water procurable from an
abambar near the village. Supplies pro-
16
Miandeh
20
278
The road is at first sandy and gravelly.
Pass an abcimbar at 6 miles, the road here
is soft earth to the Rud-i-Shur at 12 miles,
,, , , , . , which has precipitous banks and is ford
able at one place only m a dry season. In the rainy season it is impassable,
f rom Rud-i-bhur the road crosses a desolate plain of soft saline earth, which
is a quagmire in wet weather. At 14 miles pass a second abanibar.
Miandeh is a village; supplies procurable.
Water brackish from a karez,
o&am&ar#near the village.
17
18
19
Faizabad
Zahxeabad
Tubbat-i-
Haideei.
karezes ; supplies plentiful.
16 B.
20
Robat-i-Kami
water from a stream. Supplies scarep”^ 1 ^^? 1 - rr 2 -, a j caravansarai. Good
the sarai, but procurable at JCami-i-Rain. k anu ' 1 '^ Ia > the small village near
15
289
302
319
334
but sweet rain-water obtainable from an
Road level through a waterless, desolate
desert. Pass* an abambar at 4th mile;
wahr trood from karezes; supplies plentiful.
Road level, pass villages of Dughabad
and -Narak at 6 and 11 miles, respectively;
water good from karezes ; supplies plenti
es ^j 0a< ? P er f e ctly level; pass villages of
i badrabad and Buryabad at 10 and 13
l miles, respectively. Water good from
Tor details of Turbat-i-H.aideri, see Routes 16 and
Road good, with an easy kotal at llth
J"p® ? P^s village of Kala Nao and Kami-
Rohut i ^ 6 • an - d 14i miles > respectively.
Kobat-i-Kami is a caravansarai. Good
21
Asadabad
18
Hashmatabad at 10 miles.
352
Rr?dimllv r 0 frm/ n if ® 7 P 3 ® 3 ’ and descend!
gradually from village of Khumari for
Tbo 1 ^ 2 j ni . les to the village Robat-i-Sangi.
xxftBimiacaoaa at 10 miles. From here fron \ her e to village of
but the first portion crosses a small salt^tream aim a f ™^L H 1S P erfectl y ^vel,
impassable in wet weather. sueam and a track of soft saline earth;
^ Good water from karezes, supplies procurable.
• Thi* is called the Godar-i-Kkubf, or Gurdar-i-KhaUsT