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PERSO-KALAT BOUNDARY.
Description of pillars, etc.
General description.
25
A conical pile of stones, about 12 feet high,
built on the summit of a hill overlooking the
Maskkel river on its northern bank, about a
mile and a half below the junction of the
Oazbastan stream with the Mashkel.
Azimuth of pillar 2—75°.
Distance—5i mile*.
SO A conical pile of stones, about 6 feet high, built
on a hill overlooking the Mashkel river on
its southern bank, about six miles above the
junction of the Rakhshan river with the
Mashkel.
Azimuth of pillar S—335°.
Distance—71 miles.
30 A conical pile of stones, about 5 or 6 feet high*
built on a conspicuous peak of low range
connecting the Tank-i-Grawag (where the
Mashkel river passes between the Siahan and
Koh-i-Sabz ranges) with the Siahan. This
low range is locally known as the Grawag.
From pillar 3 to 4 the line follows first the
watershed of this subsidiary Grawagrange to
its junction with that of the Siahan, and the
Siahan watershed to pillar 4.
Azimuth of pillar 4—273°.
Distance—30} miles.
50
A pile of stones erected on a flat-topped peak
of the Siahan watershed, about 4 miles east
of the Bonsar or Sbarindor Kotal or pass.
From this point the boundary diverges north
ward along the eastern watershed of the
Kallagan river to peak 5.
Azimuth of peak 6—6°.
Distance—8} miles.
30
A conspicuous peak on the watershed or spur
which trends northward from pillar 4. It is
marked by a natural bluff resembling a tower
on its summit.
Azimuth of pillar 6—21°.
Distance—7} miles.