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lagdand— , f ^ .
A strip of cultivation in the Dasht-i-Golab, west of the Dalbandm pla.n.
[MacGregor.)
LAGHAP NALA—
Crossed on the road between Karodak and Dalbandin. There are
two wells in the wfl/a-bed, 40 yards north of the track. They we
dry in December 1898, and were about 8 feet deep. [Roome.
LAGHAR KOH.—Lat. 29 0 7'; Long. 65° 33' ; Elev. 4,056 .
An outlying hill of the Shekh-Hussen range, about 2 miles north-east
of Kuchaki halting-place.
LAGUJGARH— . , . ^
A halting-place in the Ghedanpasti ravine, north-west of the Dalbandm
district The ravine here is very narrow and stony There is plenty of
wa in it, but it is very salt though horses and camels can dnnk ,t
There is abundance of pish for fuel, but very little forage. [Mac
Gregor.)
LAIGAL RIVER—
A water-course tributary of the Shingiro
spurs of the Koh-i-Sultan.
LA 1 PSHAUKI— , ... v
The fifth stage (65 miles) from N^shki on the road to Kharan.^N^
from this the Choringhi and Ba , “' r ^ e "running parahel to the road.
Kharan they take the name of the Bel river, running y
[Hughes.) f
LAKl HILLS.—Lat. 28° 50'; Long. 63° 53'; Elev.
Three conical low hills of a ^ddish-yellow^colour^ The^rac ^ ^
Mirui to Ekmach keeps w T ell to the sou chiefly of coral. [Roome
the 12th mile. These hills contain many fossils, chiefly V
— Webb-Ware.)
LAKl ROD— .. _ , • • f L . 0 r p.t; hills. Crossed at 142
A tributary of the Morjin Rod ns s ^ w jde shallow nala-htd.
miles on the road from Mirui to
[Roome.) /
LAKSHAK-Lat. 29' 34 ' i Lon ?'If Malik Sulindag mountain.
One of the northern spurs of the Maine ounn g
- ^ - Elev.
river rising in the eastern
^ALA.—Lat. 29° 19 ; Long. 65 ^9 > ~ Nushki It lies about 30
aces, called
Jandum and Jabba. . d lies by the side of a sand
This pool is about 50 yards in diameter ana y
ridge close to the road. lent iful, but nothing else in the
waf^la g ge a : Sa The Ca ru^tch g agarb P oundary line passes through
Lala. [Roome.) . M 2Q m iles from Nushki and
, 9 ^Wn‘^ X/Sing 'out ofd wells and digging fresh