1923%20Memoir%20on%20Maps%20of%20Chinese%20Turkistan%20by%20Stein%20s

Meotl No 1 Intersecred
P I I 60i3 1 Pk. 1/60 1,
P
60i*
P
60,
2
3
4
5
6
7
6
Intersected Points in Sheet 60.P
l'oiut
CLASS B
! Helgnt
I 1.arit.de 1 t.r,ng~~eda.
I i , ground level
Deasy's points; 1897-99
Pk. 2/60 r 3 6
Stein's second expedition points (Ram Singh), 1906-08
Stations in Sheet 61.A
EXPLORATION
4.3 2418.3 53 1 13700
Pk. 3/60 1. ... 36 43 g 1 83 58 12 14150
Pk. 4/60 P
Pk. 5/60 e
.. 36 41 41 83
1.36 4 ~ ~ 5
49 49 ;
4 / 521 ~ 3
13050
12gm
I p~
~
Pk. 6/60 P ...
i
36 35 35183 0 34
Pk. 7/60 P ... 36 33 5 X3 0 18
Pk. 8/80 P ... 36 31 32 1 8.3 z gX
I
Station 1 Latitude
1 Longitude I Height
I I
Stein's second expedltlon station (Lal Singh), 1906-08
lntersected Points in Sheet 61.A
CLASS A
Intersected Poiur I i.*titudr 1
I
Llmgis~de
I
Kashmir triangulation (Chang-chenmo, Johnson), 1862
~zzoot
1473.5
I 6600
He~ght
ground Icvrl
I
* Deasy's points in 69.D were reported inaccnrate in longitude bj Rim Singh in 1906-OR
and it is possible rhat tl~ese points of his in 6O.P, which are not showu on Stein's mapa and were
therefore probably not located, are also inaccurate.
t Height omitted in map. Sheet No. 18.
I 'l'his peak RUS originally known iu tbe Survey of Iudia as E 61.