'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.' [‎86] (113/372)

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GENERAL INDEX.
Kurambanaud, a district, India, iv. 60*.
Kuranja, a village, India, vi. 159.
Kurbella, a town, Arabia, xvii. 60, 78.
Kurchool, a village, Persia, xvii. 176. ^
*Kurdistan, the province of, Persia, xvii.
119.
Kurdish oaths, anecdotes regarding, viii.
280.
Kurds, the tribe of, Persia, xvii. 58, 60.
Kureeana, a talooka or district of Kat-
teewar, India, vii. 48, 92.
Kureree, a talooka or district of Hallar,
India, vii. 58, 95.
Kurena, the, a tribe of Babria Kattees,
India, vii. 76.
Kuren, India, description of, xvL 3.
Kuren, one of the Runn islands, India,
xvi. 1.
Kureyat, a kind of land in India, iv. 95.
Kuria Muria Islands, Account of the,
by Assistant-Surgeon J. G. Hulton, i.
90 ; situated 790 miles from the en
trance to the Red Sea, and consist of a
group of five islands, 90 ; a barren soil,
and rugged appearance — producing
only a few salt-water plants, some
stunted shrubs, and a little brackish
water, 90 ; their geological formation,
inhabitants, (who live solely on fish,)
and language, 91; advantageous posi
tion of the islands for a coal depot for
steamers between Bombay and Suez,
92,
Kurlo, a town, India, ii. 51.
Kurm, a tribe, Africa, ix. 132.
Kurmur, a talooka or district of Jhala-
war, India, vii. 40, 92.
Kurmut, a village, India, xvi. 107, 113.
Kurna, a town, India, ii. 52.
Kurpura, the, a tribe of Shakhaeet Kat
tees, India, vii. 77.
Kurrachee and Gwadel, Rough Notes
Showing the Outline of the Coun
try between, by Assistant-Surgeon J.
Lalor, B.A., xvi. 99; the country on
the sea-coast, and its natural produc
tions, 99-101 ; the Halu range of
mountains, 101 ; account of the mud
volcanoes of Hookee, 102, 103.; the
valley of the Aghor, 104; the Hugol
river, 105; the village of Hoormara,
106; the people, and their origin,
107 ; the country from Passeenoe to
Gwadel, 108; the fort of Gwadel,
109 ; description of the country along
the coast, 110, 111; remains of an
cient Greek intercourse in the time
of Alexander, 111-113; analysis of
the mud-water from the volcanoes
114, 115.
Kurrachee and Jurruck, Advantages
of Establishing a Communication
between, and making the latter
the Port and Depot for the Indus,
instead of Tattah, by Captain Del-
hoste, vi. 109 ; Scinde, and the en
trance to the Indus, 109; advantages
of Kurrachee as a seaport, 110; the
towns of Tattah and Jurruck, 111;
country in the vicinity of Jurruck
and the Garrah Creek, 112; the best
routes for troops, 113-115.
Kurrachee, account of a meteor observed
at, ix. 212.
Kurrachee, account of a remarkable hail
storm at, xii. 18, 21.
Kurrachee, annual approximate exports
to, and imports from Bushire, xvii.
93, 96.
Kurrachee, a seaport, India, xvii. 50,58-
55, 58-60, 71, 75, 79, 142, 238, 239,
304, 310.
Kurrachee, meteorological observations
made at, from May to October 1844,
vii. 189-194.
Kurrachee, the town of, one of the ports
of Scinde, account of, vi. 204, et seq.;
xv. 21, 79, 106.
*Kurrachee, the town of, India, xvi. 30,
76, 85; xvii. 19, 80.
Kurrachee, Visit to the Hot Springs
near, by Lieut. T. G. Carless, I.N.,
ii. 13 ; the valley of Peer Mungah, in
which the springs are situated, de
scribed—the springs themselves, IS
IS; a lake of alligators, 15, 16; a
Hindu mosque or temple, 17, 18.
Kurree, the town of, India, notice of,
vii. 111.
Kurreef Shaarran, a mountain lake,
Arabia, xi. 111.
Kurrum, the town of, Africa, viii. 196.
Kurso, a tribe, Africa, ix. 133.
*Kusbeh, on the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. , xvii. 69.
Kushgawan, a village, India, ix. 84.
Kushmore, a village on the Indus, viii.
146, 159.
Kuskartya, a district in Scinde, account
of the damage done to, by an inunda
tion in 1851, x. 272.
Kusmar, India, height above the sea,
(1892*3 feet,) ix. 347.
Kusmore, a village, India, xvi. 48,49,50.
Kustooria, the, a tribe of Shakhaeet
Kattees, India, vii. 77.
Kussumbweer, a village, India, ix. 84.