'Military Report of the Nushki-Chagai-Western Sinjarani Country' [‎110r] (224/302)

Camel-grazing. — Lana in considerable quantities.
Fuel. —Scarce. ^ *
In this kaur bed a kind of weed grows in some quantities. The natives
call it sirgandoi or shutorbai. They say it is a very good vegetab e.
(A k is on the track from Dalbandin to Amir Chah, 102* miles from
fC Talso lies on the Mashkel route from Panjgur to the Helmand, 179
miles (eleven stages) from Dashtak (in Panjgur), and is situatrd at the
junction of three roads, one north-west to Seistan via Nihn and Amalaf,
one north-east to Gat i-Darote and Dalband.n and one due north to the
Shandak Kaur and the Helmand via Galla Chah. Meski on the Mashkel
is 11 miles south, and the Shandak Kaur 40 miles north over a waterless
tract. (MacGregor.)
PAN I HAM NAWAR—
A soot a short distance from Paniham up the same ravine ; abundance
of grass camel forage, and fuel can be obtained and water by d.gg.ng,
(MacGregor.)
PASHTROD— ^ to*
Twelve and a half miles from Chagai on the road to Duganan. In 1896
there was some surface water lying about. (U alters.)
PATKIN—Lat. 29 0 3 '; Lon S* 6 5 ° 49 'i Elev * . .
The third sta^e (37 miles) on the road from Nushk.to kharan. It is
onb a camping-ground with but little forage. Water from pools ,n the
bed of the stream. (Wahab.)
PATKOI OR PATKOK— , 01 an J ak
A halting-place in hlotfh-West Baluchistan on^he roruHrom^^Shandak
to the Helmand by the Dtwanak ro d^ ** 3 * a rav , ne and
abundance oHuel a^rid came, forage, but no grass. (MacGrep,)
' On the road from Ghagai to Duganan/^about r ” d mll “ Walter's
latest Hetewe^ftund'at the surface abundance of water in big
pools.”
This was early in 1090.
PESHBAND RIVER—
A small affluent of the Mazan-i-Nohh from the north-west.
PHULLEN NAWAR— . - , larv an
A nawar 300 yards long by 5 ° broad hoH.ng^ m Fe
abundant supply of fresh water, e r Gaud-i-Zirreh. This nawar
ing plain is the eastern extrcm.ty ( ? . „.). (KVW-
is 58^ miles north of Amir Chah on tne
Hare.)