"مجموعة من المعاهدات والالتزامات والسندات المتعلقة بالهند والدول المجاورة" [‎١‎٧‎٣] (٥٧٨/٤٩٦)

AFGHANISTAN—APPENDIX NO. 1—1888.
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to pillar No. 32. Between Nos. 31 and 32 three intermediate pillars were erected
The first, No. 31A, on the northern side of the road which leaves the Kashan valley
at Kak-i-Dowlat Beg and runs to Mangan. The pillar stands on the top of the
Kotal where the road crosses the watershed, and at a distance of nearly 5 miles
from pillar No. 31.
The second, No. 31B, stands on a round-topped high hill, about half a mile
to the north of, and visible from, No. 31 A. The third, No. 310, stands on the
northern side of the road between Yaki Gachan in the Kashan valley and Tannur
Sangi on the Murghab, at the top of the Kotal forming the watershed between
the two valleys, and about 3| miles from pillar No. 32. Pillar No. 32 stands on
the top of a conical hill, the highest hill on the watershed between the Kashan
and the Murghab, and just at the point where the watershed divides near the head
of the Kul-i-Madir-i-Naib which runs northwards from there down to the Murghab.
From pillar No. 32 the boundary turns in an east-north-east direction and runs
in a straight line for a little over 3 miles to pillar No. 33, built on the top of a long
high ridge and then on in a straight line for nearly 4 miles, again to pillar No. 34
on the top of the southernmost point of a high flat ridge between Shor Tannur
Sangi, and the next Shor on the west and about miles from Tannur Sangi itself.
From thence the line crosses the Tannur Sangi Shor in a straight line, and runs
on for a little more than f of a mile to pillar No. 34A built on the top of a high,
rounded knoll on the east side of Tannur Sangi Shor, and between it and the
Murghab, and thence on in the same straight line for a little under half a mile to
pillar No. 35 built on the left bank of the Murghab, and close to the water’s edge
700 feet above the Tannur Sangi ford.
From pillar No. 35 the frontier follows the course of the River Murghab till
it joins pillar No. 36 at the northern end of the Maruchak valley.
C. E. Yate, Lieut.-Col.
W. Peacocke, Major, R.E.
Capitaine Komarow.
P. Ilyin.
Description of the Afghan Frontier between the Hari Rud and the Oxus.
From pillar No. 65 the boundary runs in a straight line for 2| miles in an east
by south direction to pillar No. 66, which stands in the open plain close to the
west side of the road from Andkui to Imam Nazar at a distance of 3,500 feet to the
south of the main well at Imam Nazar. Thence the line runs almost due east for
some 9f miles to pillar No. 67, placed on the top of a sandy rise 20 yards to the
west side of the road leading from Ak Khan Bhai Kak to Tash Kuduk and thence
on in the same straight line for another 4| miles to pillar No. 68 built on the east
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