'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.' [‎77] (104/372)

GENERAL INDEX.
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Kash Road, the, Persia, xvii. 60.
Kashkayi, a tribe, Persia, xvii. 182.
Kashkooly, a tribe, Persia, xvii. 182.
^Kashmir, India, account of the survey
of, xvi. 94.
Kashmiri Sing, a Sikh prince, India, v.
147 *
Kasiatu, India, height above the sea,
(2662’5 feet,) ix. 347.
Kasm Shah, a chief, India, v. 97.
Kasrak, India, height above the sea,
(632'5 feet,) ix. 345.
Kasr-el-Dusht, a village, Persia, xvii. 176.
Kasir Shirin, a halting-place, Persia, viii.
261.
Kasmer, a town, India, ii. 51.
Kaspa, a town, India, ii. 52.
Kassa, a tribe, India, x. 35.
Kassai, a river, Africa, xv. 128.
Kanatir, the ruins of, Persia, ix. 296-
300.
Kareta, the, a tribe of Babria Kattees,
India, vii. 76.
Katahnee, a kind of land in India, iv.
95.
Katchari, a small bay, India, xvi. 104,
112 .
Kateeal, the, a tribe of Babria Kattees,
India, vii. 76.
Kateef, on the Gulf of Persia, approxi
mate annual exports to, and imports
from, Bushire, xvii. 107, 108.
Kateef, a town on the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. ,
xvii. 33, 69, 71, 72.
Katief, the ancient Gherra, on the Per
sian Gulf, xiii. 137. /
Katiff, El, the chart of, on the Gulf of
Persia, xvi. 40, 41.
Katirbal, a town, Persia, x. 71, n.
Kathamar, the mountain of, India, x.
32.
Kathemein, account of the town of,
Persia, x. 53.
Kathera, India, height above the sea,
(1429*3 feet,) ix. 347.
Kathrola, a talooka or district of Kat-
teewar, India, vii. 48-92.
Kathowries, the tribe of, India, vii.
141.
Katlung, a tribe, India, x. 35.
Katra, a village, India, ix. 84.
Katree, a village, India, i. 84.
Katroree, a talooka or district of Kat-
teewar, India, vii. 70-92.
Kattar, a village, India, v. 54.
Kattees, Account of, from the Mouths
OF THEIR OWN GENEALOGISTS, by JAMES
Erskine, Esq., C.S., ii. 53; their
origin, and branches into which they
are divided, 53-55 ; the Rajpoot Wala
and the two Jams of Bhooj, 55-58;
lists of the different tribes, 58-60.
See also vol. vii. 20, et seq.
Kattewar, account of an earthquake at,
xvii. 296.
Katti tribes, the, India, v. 103.
Kattiwar, a district, India, xv. 78,
103.
Kattiwar and Goozerat, Notes of a
Journey through part of, in Janu
ary 1855, by Dr G. Buist, xiii. 11;
account of the island of Verso The back of a sheet of paper or leaf, often abbreviated to 'v'. via, 13-
19; of the tides in the Gulf of Cam-
bay, 19 ; the seaport of Gogo, 21;
account of the island of Perim, 23-26;
from Gogo to Bhownuggur, and notice
of the latter place, 26-28 ; account of
an interview with the Thakoor, 29,
30; the journey resumed—the blue
cranes of Goozerat, 31; the village of
Napoora, 31-33 ; recent undulations
of the surface of Goozerat and Scinde,
33-35; the town of Wullee, 35; ac
count of a visit to some remarkable
ruins in the neighbourhood, 36-41 ;
account of the geological and other
features of the country from Wullee
to Rajpoor, 41-48 ; the ruins of the
castle of Rajpoor, 48, 49; the town
of Wudwan and its Thakoor, 50-53 ;
Hindoo notions regarding the sacred
ness of life, 53 ; the village of Sea-
hore and the Nul Lake, 55-57 ; from
the Little Runn to Dolka, 57; ac
count of the ruined city of Dolka,
58-60; from thence to Meda Ahme-
dabad, 60, 61 ; description of the
latter place, 61, 62; account of Kaira,
the capital of the district, 62-65 ;
from Kaira to Baroda, 66; the town
of Baroda, 66-68 ; from Baroda to
Broach, 68-70; the town of Meea-
gaum, 70 ; description of Broach—its
ancient importance and present con
dition, 70-76 ; the village of Aclaiser,
and its paper manufacture, 76-78 ;
account of the city of Surat, one of
the oldest in Hindostan, 78 ; the
castle of Surat, 82; the manufactures
carried on at Surat, 85; account of
the old city burying-ground, 89-94 ;
description of the regur, or black
cotton soil of Goozerat, 94; and of
the black soil of Siberia, 97, n .;
account of the termination of the
journey, 98, 99; the present condi