"مختارات من سجلات حكومة بومباي" [‎٥‎٨‎٨] (٧٣٣/٦٣٢)

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NAVIGATION OF THT?
R ahmah's T ower.
Rahmah r 3 Tower is a small round tower, built by that chief, about
half a mile from Khore Kwoire.
B ashee.
Bashee is a small village, in lat. 28° 39' 10 // N., long. 51° 6' 10" E.
T angassier.
Tangassier is a small town under the Asses Ears, in lat. 28° 31' 30'
N., long. 51° 8' 22' / E. Here the Tangassier District ends.
A sses E ars.
The Asses Ears are two small passes on the high land ; they may be
known from a third small peak rising by their side. They are in lat.
2S C 29 / 50" N., long. 51° lo'E., and are a well known landmark.
K agoor.
Kagoor is a small village, in lat. 28° 18' 40 ,/ N., long. 51° 17' 30" E,
L uir.
Luir is a small village, about one mile to the south of Kagoor.
K hore J ayhira.
Khore Jayhira is a small fresh-water river, in lat. 28° 9'35" N,,
long. 51° 21'' 10" E.
E as-ool- K han.
Ras-ool-Khan is a low sandy point, in lat. 28° 2' 5" N., long.
51 22 bO E., under which vessels not drawing more than twelve feet
watei may find shelter in a north-wester, but should be careful how they
enter this bay, a^ there are one or two small rocky shoals, with only ten
or fifteen feet water on them. This anchorage is called Bunder Khan,
and from hence commences Burdistan Bank.
H as Y abreen.
Ras Yabreen is in lat. 27° 55' 40" N., long. 51° 28' E, and is a
ow point. Jezeerat \abreen is separated from it by a ebannef with
ten o r twelve fathoms water in it, but has not more than five or six feet
%!| le e " lla " ce - This island is the commencement (to the northward)
o e islands and bants which form the Burdistan Reef. The islands
may be approached to four and a half or five fathoms in the day, but
you should not come under seven fathoms in the night,
y ' al Remarks on , the Navigation from Bushire to Jezeerat
half or ' f T"® Bushire ' and being clear of the pilot in three and a
wind) in that a " oms ' staud down along the coast (if with a fair
) depth until you pass Bushire Point, when it deepens into