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'Handbook of Mesopotamia. Vol. IV. 1917' [163r] (330/530)
The record is made up of 1 volume (263 folios). It was created in 1917. It was written in English. The original is part of the British Library: India Office The department of the British Government to which the Government of India reported between 1858 and 1947. The successor to the Court of Directors. Records and Private Papers Documents collected in a private capacity. .
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EOUTES 110-111 b
321
Miles from
Severek,
o
7-1
10|
15
18
24
24|
25i-
31|
Severek. Track leaves Severek over open, rolling, stony
ground.
Alrush, small village to r.
Gnverjinli, small village to r.
Cross the Qatirquyu Chai, a small stream.
Pass Qara Khan Chai, a small stream. Eolling, stony,
grass country now gives way to stony flat, thinly covered
with brushwood.
Aghaj Khan (alt. 2,650 ft.), a small village. Track becomes
very bad and stony, over low hills, the Kervan Chemen
Dagh.
Alt. 2,750 ft. Begin a stony, winding descent.
Cross the Rutan Su, a tributary of the Qizil Chibuq Chai.
Cross the Qizil Chibuq Chai, a small stream in a deep, stony
valley 300 yds. beyond the Kutan Su. Alt. 1,850 ft.
Eough, stony, difficult ascent.
Tilliberz village.
Musa Khanlar, small village ^ m. to r. Track now
approaches the Sheikhan Su, whose 1. banks it follows.
Cross the Kammaiu Su by a two-arched stone bridge and
enter Chermuk.
ROUTE 111b
SEVEKEK—CHERMUK
Yia S ola K han
Authority as for Route 111 a.
The following is a list of places on this road, which is inferior to
JRoute 111a. No other details are available, except that apparently
there is an alternative track between Qatirquyu and Kharabeh
Bistin passing by Kushtian and Ruhman.
Severek.
Dindar.
Kelrnshk.
Qatirquyu.
Solo Khan.
Kharabeh Bistin.
Nishenik.
Chermuk.
MES. IY
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This volume is A Handbook of Mesopotamia, Volume IV, Northern Mesopotamia and Central Kurdistan (Admiralty War Staff Intelligence Division, April, 1917), covering Mesopotamia north of the line joining Rowanduz, Mosul, Meskeneh [Maskanah], and Aleppo, up to Van, Bitlis, Diarbekr, and Mar‘ash. The volume was prepared on behalf of the Admiralty and War Office, and appears to be based on official and unofficial publications and maps which are cited in a bibliographical section in the volume.
The volume includes a note on confidentiality, a title page, 'Note', and 'Abbreviations'. There is a page of contents which includes the following sections:
- Introduction;
- Itineraries;
- River Routes (The Tigris, The Euphrates);
- Land Routes (Central Kurdistan, Routes between Mosul and Diarbekr, Routes between the Plain of Diarbekr and the Moutains to North and West, Routes between the line Diarbekr-Mardīn and the Euphrates, Interior of Norther Jezīreh, West of the Jaghjagha Su, The Euphrates Valley and Country West thereof, Across the Taurus between the Euphrates and Mar‘ash, and Aleppo-Mar‘ash);
- Railways (Aleppo-Ras el-‘Ain-Tel Ermen);
- Gazetteer of Towns;
- Bibliographical Note;
- Transliteration of Names;
- Glossary;
- Index;
- Plates;
- 'Sketch Map of Routes'.
The volume contains 15 plates, which illustrate the content of the various chapters, and 1 map entitled 'Mesopotamia: Outline Map Showing Routes'.
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- 1 volume (263 folios)
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The volume is arranged by numbered routes. There are pages of contents, an index, and a list of plates. There is one map house in a pocket.
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Foliation: The foliation sequence commences at the inside front cover and terminates at the inside back cover; these numbers are written in pencil, are circled, and are located in the top right corner of the recto The front of a sheet of paper or leaf, often abbreviated to 'r'. side of each folio (except for the front cover, where the folio number is located on the verso The back of a sheet of paper or leaf, often abbreviated to 'v'. ).
Pagination: The volume also has an original printed pagination sequence.
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- 'Handbook of Mesopotamia. Vol. IV. 1917'
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