'Military Report of the Nushki-Chagai-Western Sinjarani Country' [‎74v] (153/302)

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JAMALDIN KAREZ.—Lat. 29 0 24'; Long. 64° 5'; Kiev.
About 1 mile south-west of Afghan-Baluch boundary pillar No.
164.
JAORI CHAH—
A well and halting-place on the road from Amir Chah to Dalbandin
in North-West Baluchistan. It lies between the Girom and Ghedan
Fasti ravines. {MacGregor.)
JAURAKiN WELL.—Lat. 29 0 18' 55" ; Long 65° 57'; Kiev.
In the Nushki district about 8 miles south-south-west of Baghak on
the Nushki-Kharan road. There are two wells 11 feet deep, with 4 feet
of brackish water A karez is being excavated here. {IVedd-IVare)
JAWANMUDI—Lat. 28° 5';- Long. 62° 47'; Kiev.
A date grove near Maksotag well {q. v.).
JELAL KHAN NAWAR—
A depression of cup-shape, where a pool of rain water had collected
in February 1925 miles from Galla Chah and 23^ miles south-east of
Khwaja Alien the Helmand,the supply was not sufficient for 988 men,
but useful for a'a^-runners. {McMahon.)
JERRI- REG—Lat. 29° 3'; Long. 63° 20'; Elev.
A range of sand-hills passed between Manzil and Butak. The track
crosses over a spit of sand running south into the plain at nth mile.
{Roome.)
JHAND GUNDI.—Lat. 28° 23'; Long. 63° 21'; Elev.
A low hill in the strip of desert between Galla Chah and Garmashki,
24^ miles from the former and 7^ from the latter place. {Maitland.)
J 1 AND WELL.—Lat. 28° 28'; Long. 62° 6'; Elev.
Situated on the east side of the Tahlab river, about 28 miles below
Mirjawa. There is another well of the same name midway between
Mirjawa and Duzdap.
JIAND WELL.—Lat. 28° 28'; Long. 62° 6'; Elev.
In the Durokan nala on the road from Ladgasht to Mirjawa, about 45
miles north-west of Gorani well.
JILEJIL —sie Jalejal.
JISTAK OR JISHTAK.—Lat. 29 0 36'; Long. 65° 58'; Elev.
A strip of cultivation in the Dak System of postal communication used in Moghul India and later by the East India Company. {q.v.). At about 4^ miles from
Nushki on the road to Band, a well-marked road diverges to the left,
and leads to this place. {Maitland.)
JOGI—
A strip of alluvial plain between Charasiaf in Nushki and Band, be
ginning about 7 miles from the former place. It is about 600 yards
across, and stretches a long way in a south-westerly direction. {Mait
land.)
JOLUSHAH orJOLUSHAN—
A halting-place in a ravine on the north side of the Siahan Koh {q. v.)
at the foot of a steep and difficult pass over a low dip in the range.
The pass is described as barely practicable for camels.