'Bombay Geographical Society. Index to the First Seventeen Volumes of the Society's Transactions. With Catalogue of the Library, and Catalogue of Charts, Maps, Sketches, and Views.' [‎51] (78/372)

GENERAL INDEX.
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10, 11 ; the course of the river
from Mittunkote to Roree described,
11-14; from Roree to Hyderabad,
and description of the pulla-fishery
on the river between these towns,
14-16; the navigation from Hydera
bad to Humbus, thence by sea to
Bombay, 16-19 ; results of the voy
age, and mode of navigating the
river by the Scinde boatmen, 19, 20 ;
distance from Hareke Puttun to
Vikkur, 1000 miles—voyage between
these two points occupied two months
and two days, 22; best period for
navigating the river, and the kind of
boats best adapted for it, 22, 23; con
cluding remarks, 24, 25.
Gab Wallee, a village, Arabia, xi. 86.
Gahwarah, a town, Persia, viii. 274.
Gaichas, a tribe, India, xvii. 304.
Gainda Bet, a kind of land, India,
xvi. 23.
Gaj.nera, India, height above the sea,
(651'6 feet,) ix. 345.
Gale, primary forces of a rotatory,
viii. 29.
Galegas, an island in the Indian Ocean,
11. 27.
Gallali, a town, Persia, xvi. 45, 46.
Gallant Neil, a ship, xv. 42.
Galle, Ceylon, xv. 64.
Galle Buck, Ceylon, xv. 48.
Galle Face, Ceylon, xv. 49.
Gallivat, a kind of native craft, India,
vii. 100.
*Galton, Francis, honorary secretary to
the Royal Geographical Society, let
ter from, giving some hints as to
East African exploration, xvi. 68-70.
Galway, the port of, Ireland, xvii. 6.
Gama, an island in the Indian Ocean,
ii. 30.
Gambir, a village, India, v. 54.
Gam run. See Bunder Abbas.
Ganca Hills, Africa, xv. 130, 131, 136.
Gandar Sing, a chief, India, v. 105.
Gandaspur, India, height above the sea,
(542’8 feet,) ix. 345.
Gandvi, a town, India, ii. 53.
Ganges and the Nile, resemblance be
tween the, ii. 25, 26+.
Ganjawudur, a talooka or district of
Katteewar, India, vii. 72-91.
Ganjua, India, height above the sea,
(193 - 0 feet,) ix. 346.
Gannsel, a district, India, v. 87.
Gaonkurs, Indian land-revenue officials,
iv. 76, et seq.
Garcillasso de la Vega, the Inca historian,
xvi. 10.
Gardikhoon, a village, Persia, xvii. 176.
Gardner, Captain, xv. 47; xvii. 269.
Gargaon, a district of country, India,
iv. 148.
Garimab, a spring, India, v. 85.
Garna Duff, on the Red Sea, iii. 137.
Garrah Creek, Report on the, by
Lieutenants Buckle and Macleod,
vi. 90-100 ; description of the creek
and the country on either side, 101 ;
the town of Garrah and the capabili
ties of the country in the neighbour
hood, 101-103.
Garrah, a village on the Indus, ii. 27+.
Garrah, the town of, India, v. 115.
Garreet, on the Red Sea, iii. 141.
Gaspar Channel, the, India, xv. 75.
* Caspar, the Straits of, Chinese Seas,
xvi. 57.
Gasseyr, or Lighthouse Rock, xvi. 42.
Gata, a fort, Arabia, xvii. 222.
Gatee, a district in Scinde, account of
the damage done to, by an inundation
in 1851, x. 272, et seq.
Gaurai, a village, India, ix. 85.
*Gauss, Mr, xvii. 107.
*Gawill Hills, the, India,, xvii. 120.
Gawilghur range of mountains, India,
their geological features and forma
tion, vii. 168.
Gazelle, a ship, xv. 57.
Gebel Amar, a village, Egypt, xv. 9.
Gebers, a tribe, India, v. 59.
Gebrek, a district, India, v. 59.
Geeda, a tribe, India, ii. 59.
Geega, the, a tribe of Shakhaeet Kattees,
India, vii. 77.
Geegasarun, a talooka or district of
Katteewar, India, vii. 48-90.
Geegoya, a tribe, India, ii. 59.
Geer, the, a remarkable geological hill
formation, India, vii. 9, 10.
Geera,the,a tribe of Ehwurutia Kattees,
India, vii. 78.
Geeree, a village, India, xvi. 4, 9.
Geernar range of mountains, India, their
geological structure, vii. 8, et seq.
Geernar rock, the, near Joonaghur, ac
count of the inscription on, vii. 4.
Geesakoon Hill, Persia, xvii. 167.
Geesakoon, a town, Persia, xvii. 63,
143.
Gehilpoor village, India, xvi. 50.
Gehun, a town, India, ii. 50. #
Genaweh, or Gunaweh, the ruins of, on
the Gulf of Persia, xvii. 43.