'Transactions of the Bombay Geographical Society, from September 1850 to June 1852. Edited by the Secretary. Volume X.' [‎244] (377/458)

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Per<jimna/is Syathree, Gharka, and Sakra. —TheKhurreef cro))s ia the
lotv grounds to some extent,
Pergunnah Betonath. —The Khufreef crops in the low grounds to
some extent, and about 10 villages.
Pergunnahs Seree, and Heelaya. —The Khutreef crops in the low
grounds to some extent, and about 11 villages.
Pergunnahs Sonda and Jerruck. —The Khurreef crops in the low
grounds to some extent, and about 9 villages.
Pergunnah Bada Ranote* —The Khurreef crops in the low grounds
to some extent.
Pergunnahs Majinda and Koorpoor. —The Khurreef crops in the low
grounds to some extent, about 7 f khurwars of grain destroyed in the
Bandas, and about 168 khurwars of grain destroyed in the Khurrahs.
Pergunnah Luckee. —The Khurreef crops in the low grounds des
troyed to some extent, and about 17^ khurwars of grain in the
Bhandas; and 304 khurwars in the Khurrahs.
Pergunnahs Sehwan and Kurrumpoor* —Almost all the Khurreef
crops—many houses in the town of Sehwan bjured, and some lives lost.
Pergunnahs Bodbuk and 7Vut Jangar. —3611 Beegahs of the Khurreef
cultivation, a great many houses injured, 2 lives lost, about 51 domestic
animals, 25 khurwars of grain in the Bandas, and 410 khurwars
in the Khurrahs.
Pergunnah Samatanee. —I could get no account of the injuries this
Fergunnah has sustained, as theKardar said he was not yet prepared to
give the required information, but if I may judge from what I have
heard this district seems to have suffered more severely than the rest.
Pergunnahs Turtee Vichola, and Khodabad* —760 Beegas of the
Khurreef, and about 12 J khurwars of grain in the Bandas, but no lives
have been lost nor any considerable damage done in these districts.
Pergunnah Phooljee. —About 57 Beegahs of the Khurreef cultivation,
2 villages, and a great many houses destroyed—7 persons drowned—
48 domestic animals lost, and about 15 khurwars of grain damaged in
the Bandas.
Pergunnah IDadoo Murkapoor. —About 108 khurwars of grain in
the Khurrahs, and 40 in the Bandas destroyed, and damaged bywet*
otherwise this Pergunnah seems to have suffered but little,
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