'Military Report of the Nushki-Chagai-Western Sinjarani Country' [‎96r] (196/302)

MASHKEL HAMUN —see Hamun Mashkel.
MA T^what conspicuous ii g ht-coloured hill north oi Sukaluk in the
desert country of North-West Baluch.stan. (Maitland.)
MAZ AweH containing good sweet water, srtuated about 8 ™ 1 |® s of ' v ^ a te r .
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MAZAN CHAPAR.—Lat- 29 4 ; th L e ° n ^ ap 4 ar 3 r ange in the Chagai district,
The easternmost portion of the Lliapar ra g
about 8 miles south-west of the Lora Hamun.
MAZANGl WELL— , IQ0 « t he water was bad.
About 3 miles east of Yadgar [q. v). In 1903
[Scudamore.)
MAZAN NOHLl RIVER Malik Teznan flows south and is lost
Rising in the southern slopes The halting-places of Mirui and
in the sand before reaching Za.an Hamun The halt.ng p ^ {r
Nohli are in the bed of this A camel track mns ^ Hamun . i . Mash .
Mirui to the Morjin river and thence by the west
kel to Ladgasht. [Roome.)
MAZAN ROD- . . , the Mas hkel river divides as it
One of the water-courses into which
approaches the Hamun.
MAZAR— „ • * , a not-much-used route from Shah
A halting-place in the Registan o ^ ^ lhe sand> the water o
Ismail to Kani. Here is a well near t f ^ ented by shepherds. This
which is near the surface an 11 sa nd. [Maitland.)
route is not much used on account of the sand, t
MAZARl HILLS— , . a pule to the north-
A range of hills in North-West Baluclnstan Jy , the main drainage
west of & Gurgarok. The Bulo ravme ts ^PPa en^y^^ ^ Dalbaadin .
channel for this range, and it is said to carry
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MAZARl KOTAL.—Lat. 29 26 ; Long. 4 lg inimediat ely on the left-
From the kotal a path leads oyer t e W^^^ came , s (riding)
hand side (south) into the plain of , leading straight on
travelling over with the greyest ^^J^amu horn the heights near
north-west from the Mazari kota . j ndee d. [Walters.)
the kotal, appeared to be very easy going
MAZARl WAD— r„rc™rok and Barabchah in
A very narrow and rough ravine between G^g^^ miles from Gurgarok ;
North-West Baluchistan. This ravine ^ r0ad runS) forks, the right
at this point the Bulo ravine, a ong asses 0 ver a low kotal to
branch going up the mam is said to be inferior o the
kin and thence gains Mamu via v d j esS water on it. The e
Mazari Wad road, there being more sand and