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Fuel. —Abundant.
Supplies.—N\\.
A little kushkawa cultivation is carried on on the plain, but the crops
were miserably poor.
P. C. bearing from rain water pool—
To Mekh-i-Rustam ..... 6o°
A track passes through here from Anjira (distant 163 miles) to Shan-
dak (distant 115 miles). (Roome.)
P1SHI RIVER—
Rising north of Doki mountain runs north into the Dalbandin plain.
POKHDAN.—Lat. 29 0 4'; Long. 65° 32'; Elev.
The third stage of the ddk sowars on the Nushki-Robat trade-route.
P. C. bearings—
To Laghar Koh 27°
,, Mekh-i-Rustam ...... 286°
,, Chappar Koh 270"
There is a small levy post here built of mud bricks, consisting of
two rooms and a small courtyard. It is situated to. the south of the
most westerly edge of Laghar Koh, where the daman joins Padag plain.
The well (capacity 150 gallons, refilling in 2 hours, water 15 feet from
the surface) is a few paces to the north of the post. After heavy rain
on the hills to the south, this well is filled up with sand and debris
brought down with the rush of water from the hills.
There is another small well 2 miles from the post and between it
and Laghar Koh. .
Supplies. —A few sheep, goats and bullocks grazing on the plain to
the north.
Forage .— Drubh grass in abundance on the plain to the north.
Firewood. —Practically nil. A few small bushes.
^ This place is also known by the name of Kuchakki, the real Kuchakki is 3 miles
on in the direction of Padag. {Roome.)
PORCHAH—
A well half-way between Dalbandin and Chagai. Water plentiful
and cr 0 od. Good camping-ground near. Camel-grazing and fuel plenti
ful. & No supplies. {Roome—jrom native information.)
PRAHDAB WELL.— Lat. 28° 54' ; Long. 64° 58'; Elev.
About 2\ miles south of Yadgar.
PRAHROT RIVER—
One of the numerous nalas w’hich drains from the north towards the
Hamun-i-Mashkel, but disappear in the sand before reaching it.
PRAJI HILL—Lat. 29 0 24' J Long. 64° 19' ; Elev. 7,320'.
A peak of the Chagai Sarlat, situated about 3 miles north-north-east
of Gurgarok.
A village on the left bank of the Helmand, situated nearly midway
between Khwaia Ali and Lundi Barechi, with a population of some 370
Barechis. There is a certain amount of cultivation in the neighbourhood