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Panoramic Prnffias ike si©w ramies ©f Hii.!k Asiau
n
.varakoriOiM, witk the 'platc
f
M
an. an c
le
ue
j?
uen
Dr'awn and suryeyecL L)y Hermann and Kobert de Sclila£intweit
j j a
Messrs. de Sclilasintweits’ India and dieh. Asi’a
Hjpsometry, YoJ. U.
15. PROFILE 0 F THE DAPSANG- PANORAMA.
araAvn and surveyed hy Hermann. (0i\ Aro. 370 )
The Dapsanj* and tlie Aktagh profiles combined include the principal ohjects to the north and south of the Karakorum. crest... vast desert'ed plateanx (prohahly the
the latter (28,278 ft.) beini’ the second in hei§ht as jet knoA\rn of all the peaks
16. PROFILE 0 F THE AKTAGH- PANORAMA.
hrawn and surveyed by Hermann . (Or. KTo. 3 71)
most elevated of our globe) and snowj peaks of unexpected lieight.
of High Asia. The total area of both profiles combined exceeds 130°
As the principal peaks we mention the Masherihrum and tlie DapsanA
Dqpsanij peal’, (he Icighe/rt after (jauri.vdnhar
Lat. W. 3o°£8'Long.£. Or. 77*30'
17. PROFILE 0F THE SUMGAL- PANORAMA.
18. PROFiLE 0F THE YURUNGKASH - PANORAIVIA.
Dt
'iwn by
Herraann, surveye
d bv
Robert. (Or.No.576)
Drawn.
and
Surveyed hy
Hermann. (Or.No. 572.)
The Sumgal and Yurungkasli profiles offer for the firs
: time an aspect in out.line of
tJie
Kue nl
uen.
Though
the
numher of peaks compr
ised in one
vie w
is limited hj th.
e short distance
of the southern
fo o t
of the Kuenluen
from its crest,
yet
tJie deneral
character of the principal
rid^e is apparent.
c o ul d
not,
liowever; :
Tn d
upon it a peak exceedi
11 o 22,000 ft.-
The £
iiimgal panorama
inclndes nearlv
% +- of the entire
hor
i z o n, 290° .
Smnry peaks in Uie Kuenh'iciu, tru
7r
GEOGRA PHICAL POSITIONS
CORRESPONDIN9 TO THE
KARAKORUM - and KUENLUEN
PANORAMAS.
Scale: 16 miles — 1 inclL..
I'err the liiputtej k/rjfh_ darvajta, rv-ajit of spare
obliaecL us Lo aeLopt as scale: mxles -1 inch.,
ajciL besules to put thc. bearintjs iiv the. Ttncer
corner of tju, jeneral. plajv.
M.
^Tasheribrum peak
ExplanatioTis:
* T*eaks.
- Fa.rse.r.
~Crests.
. TijjicLts op vitir.
Yeine'ipu.l crest of the
Knc nlu e n r a ng e
Siutivc^pcaka
DrflHe
La.t.N’, 36°l'Tjonc. B.Or. 77032'
- ileight. 16,860 ft.
Jnrrk .
SUMUAL i
Lat.7C.36 ° 8’ Iiomi. l,!.iir..780.Vh-
JLelght. IIIJL, ft f ^flTmection of thc
Demiria&h. / Karakasli river
Tupk. /
i/Secondary glaoiers Turk..
Yurungkhsh darvhza j
(sec TielowJ
Turk.
(Kiaaitkorum. pass
J'- pk ■
Kissilkorum ueaks
Turk/
J?Aksa.e Chmllake
Turk..
TiHib. Turk:.
KiiTakorum pn ss
j Kub-
DAPSANG PLATEAU
a t. X 3 3 ° 'k l' l.ong'."E. Ot. 7 7 ° 3 V
Heighl: .1^00 ft.
Abl) p o vi ati ons •
JE. peaJe =- JEasL peaJe,.
W. peaJr - TVestpeak.
JBclL. - TLdltLy JTitb. = JTiTbraj
Turlf . » Turkis'tcuv.
ToirtLs stLuatecL otl Uit, froniier
Ji/cre. doulile, uuiiajL cnarbs.
7J-.W K.Oi-.
.T 1 r
Turk..
yurunbkAsh darvXza
TatJTf. 36° V i.nng.T;. GP.T1P®9'
: Ileigbi: 13/tOO ft.
L Diroction of the
jvKa i* akii 8li river
YurungkAsli pTtsai ,’*'A
Turk.
j3S°ao-
'Kiikand
I
S h (t n
♦'Kashgar
85
I N D E X M A P
SHOWING THE
GEOGRAPHICAL POSITIONS OF THE PANORAMIC PROFILES
AND THE GENERAL DIRECTION OF THE
PRINCIPAL MOUNTAIINI CHAINS OF HIGH ASIA.
•Ya.rka.ud
»> 100 B00 300_400
Tnfles.
P~" ' i-t
“. f. . :
I’nr,.
Ka.bu|
J JcLko.
Poihanr. ■ J**~&x.ltv/rii'
Al«,-ri. ' r<vtfro/-,/
Ruiiipiiidi
Xifft of the Paiiopajiiic Trofiles:
J Ttildt. 7 JJ6ko la,. 13 Tdkiuuj.
Z KdjituL. 8 JTILoruj. lk Jjdruno.
3 Chtnen. 9 Tolintj J)6ra.. Jj Tdpsantj.
k Jiidurkdnitz. iO Giuishankdj'. 16 ATdd/jh .
II .Kdnji
17 Siim,
'3al
6 jVuner/ira, (A). 1% JJuiuirdj'a. CB). JS Tunmj kdsht
ii- uartojt
l.ahor f'Vt^frof.D r,f> n r7
Pun.FrofJ \ © °Pan' Prol' 7-
Pan..Frof.S » - - .
Simlu d3 © °PajuTrof. iO
Pui.Praf 9^' 7h0p $
Yituht
S i g’ ii s:
. s Mountainous rey ions-
— ttnMava,; ... - Jataihi tn-; PtuLj'ro/-. 3 ttsdni 1,<\
— KaruIcoriLni antL i/s conKrcucu-
• Dehli
K a r a. k o t il
•Ai rndha. jr .
pXnjnil ii'l t
Digarchi
• Lhassa
~tunu, IJlc Jiutfu N/lsJu;
I .Some of the, secondarr chains
of Tiefh ^Lsia,
, i (L V
O , iti. 11
Pan,Prof\.'.
•Agra
Ka.tlnnimdu- Pan.Trof I
O
•Darjiiing
The, rbujs usecL ftrr \
uuLuaLinj tiie disirOni.-
Lion, af ths; ptuioramas,
inchide fhe cen trdZpobit
of eaclu vieir. the, are/v,
ovc/’ yyfa/A The, profiles
extenci, is septvra.telj
(jiveii. otl p/lcJl of LJte.
pLoUcs.
ISngraved. and published. bj F. A. T3rockhaus, Leipzig, 1861.
See the explanations at the foot of plate I of the ..Fauoramic Profiles.
j idYtocB.Gr.
r
r
JhH
L
JfasJierrlrriini jieak,
Z&,(iZ6
Ddpsana
ii.8X7o
pe.
dJe
7®*71
HYPSOMETR IQA L DIAGRAM
BHOWINO THE PRINCIPAL HEI0HTJ 0F TH E
KAR AKORUM-and KUENLUEN
PAN0RAMAS.
S c al e:
Tor differences of loTttjiUule : 16 nules = 1 inch..
Tor differences of Lieijhl '. 1: 60, OOO, or linciv - 6,000 fL .
DottetL Lincs intiictile, pealts not visible,.
JHstant snmr peaks
trf fhe Ji urn -
Idcn rantje.
mtHWZSTfM
hidfjes wiih see.on/Jarij
gldeiers fZ,00/>toZL\060
KancChor lun pass
8. 341
Tt, -j . H'.pk, id.oty
udfisano iuate.au r ,, 7/.0
17,600 „ _ . J7 76Z
his silkoi’u/n, jiass
j 16.88 ?
j IMUu jilaicau
!
KissiLkorum, pe aks
U.plc. 18,611
4 ksde Fhin LaJa
16,6ZI>
Kldhi pass
17,376/
a SiitujaL
13, t lo
Sir/n/jal, j> eak,
is.Too
20.0
25,000j|
I *j
1
l *‘l
~Yu riiJiq kdsh darvd v. a
* 13. ’tOO
LeveT of’ 10,000 f’eet.
n
.varakoriOiM, witk the 'platc
f
M
an. an c
le
ue
j?
uen
Dr'awn and suryeyecL L)y Hermann and Kobert de Sclila£intweit
j j a
Messrs. de Sclilasintweits’ India and dieh. Asi’a
Hjpsometry, YoJ. U.
15. PROFILE 0 F THE DAPSANG- PANORAMA.
araAvn and surveyed hy Hermann. (0i\ Aro. 370 )
The Dapsanj* and tlie Aktagh profiles combined include the principal ohjects to the north and south of the Karakorum. crest... vast desert'ed plateanx (prohahly the
the latter (28,278 ft.) beini’ the second in hei§ht as jet knoA\rn of all the peaks
16. PROFILE 0 F THE AKTAGH- PANORAMA.
hrawn and surveyed by Hermann . (Or. KTo. 3 71)
most elevated of our globe) and snowj peaks of unexpected lieight.
of High Asia. The total area of both profiles combined exceeds 130°
As the principal peaks we mention the Masherihrum and tlie DapsanA
Dqpsanij peal’, (he Icighe/rt after (jauri.vdnhar
Lat. W. 3o°£8'Long.£. Or. 77*30'
17. PROFILE 0F THE SUMGAL- PANORAMA.
18. PROFiLE 0F THE YURUNGKASH - PANORAIVIA.
Dt
'iwn by
Herraann, surveye
d bv
Robert. (Or.No.576)
Drawn.
and
Surveyed hy
Hermann. (Or.No. 572.)
The Sumgal and Yurungkasli profiles offer for the firs
: time an aspect in out.line of
tJie
Kue nl
uen.
Though
the
numher of peaks compr
ised in one
vie w
is limited hj th.
e short distance
of the southern
fo o t
of the Kuenluen
from its crest,
yet
tJie deneral
character of the principal
rid^e is apparent.
c o ul d
not,
liowever; :
Tn d
upon it a peak exceedi
11 o 22,000 ft.-
The £
iiimgal panorama
inclndes nearlv
% +- of the entire
hor
i z o n, 290° .
Smnry peaks in Uie Kuenh'iciu, tru
7r
GEOGRA PHICAL POSITIONS
CORRESPONDIN9 TO THE
KARAKORUM - and KUENLUEN
PANORAMAS.
Scale: 16 miles — 1 inclL..
I'err the liiputtej k/rjfh_ darvajta, rv-ajit of spare
obliaecL us Lo aeLopt as scale: mxles -1 inch.,
ajciL besules to put thc. bearintjs iiv the. Ttncer
corner of tju, jeneral. plajv.
M.
^Tasheribrum peak
ExplanatioTis:
* T*eaks.
- Fa.rse.r.
~Crests.
. TijjicLts op vitir.
Yeine'ipu.l crest of the
Knc nlu e n r a ng e
Siutivc^pcaka
DrflHe
La.t.N’, 36°l'Tjonc. B.Or. 77032'
- ileight. 16,860 ft.
Jnrrk .
SUMUAL i
Lat.7C.36 ° 8’ Iiomi. l,!.iir..780.Vh-
JLelght. IIIJL, ft f ^flTmection of thc
Demiria&h. / Karakasli river
Tupk. /
i/Secondary glaoiers Turk..
Yurungkhsh darvhza j
(sec TielowJ
Turk.
(Kiaaitkorum. pass
J'- pk ■
Kissilkorum ueaks
Turk/
J?Aksa.e Chmllake
Turk..
TiHib. Turk:.
KiiTakorum pn ss
j Kub-
DAPSANG PLATEAU
a t. X 3 3 ° 'k l' l.ong'."E. Ot. 7 7 ° 3 V
Heighl: .1^00 ft.
Abl) p o vi ati ons •
JE. peaJe =- JEasL peaJe,.
W. peaJr - TVestpeak.
JBclL. - TLdltLy JTitb. = JTiTbraj
Turlf . » Turkis'tcuv.
ToirtLs stLuatecL otl Uit, froniier
Ji/cre. doulile, uuiiajL cnarbs.
7J-.W K.Oi-.
.T 1 r
Turk..
yurunbkAsh darvXza
TatJTf. 36° V i.nng.T;. GP.T1P®9'
: Ileigbi: 13/tOO ft.
L Diroction of the
jvKa i* akii 8li river
YurungkAsli pTtsai ,’*'A
Turk.
j3S°ao-
'Kiikand
I
S h (t n
♦'Kashgar
85
I N D E X M A P
SHOWING THE
GEOGRAPHICAL POSITIONS OF THE PANORAMIC PROFILES
AND THE GENERAL DIRECTION OF THE
PRINCIPAL MOUNTAIINI CHAINS OF HIGH ASIA.
•Ya.rka.ud
»> 100 B00 300_400
Tnfles.
P~" ' i-t
“. f. . :
I’nr,.
Ka.bu|
J JcLko.
Poihanr. ■ J**~&x.ltv/rii'
Al«,-ri. ' r<vtfro/-,/
Ruiiipiiidi
Xifft of the Paiiopajiiic Trofiles:
J Ttildt. 7 JJ6ko la,. 13 Tdkiuuj.
Z KdjituL. 8 JTILoruj. lk Jjdruno.
3 Chtnen. 9 Tolintj J)6ra.. Jj Tdpsantj.
k Jiidurkdnitz. iO Giuishankdj'. 16 ATdd/jh .
II .Kdnji
17 Siim,
'3al
6 jVuner/ira, (A). 1% JJuiuirdj'a. CB). JS Tunmj kdsht
ii- uartojt
l.ahor f'Vt^frof.D r,f> n r7
Pun.FrofJ \ © °Pan' Prol' 7-
Pan..Frof.S » - - .
Simlu d3 © °PajuTrof. iO
Pui.Praf 9^' 7h0p $
Yituht
S i g’ ii s:
. s Mountainous rey ions-
— ttnMava,; ... - Jataihi tn-; PtuLj'ro/-. 3 ttsdni 1,<\
— KaruIcoriLni antL i/s conKrcucu-
• Dehli
K a r a. k o t il
•Ai rndha. jr .
pXnjnil ii'l t
Digarchi
• Lhassa
~tunu, IJlc Jiutfu N/lsJu;
I .Some of the, secondarr chains
of Tiefh ^Lsia,
, i (L V
O , iti. 11
Pan,Prof\.'.
•Agra
Ka.tlnnimdu- Pan.Trof I
O
•Darjiiing
The, rbujs usecL ftrr \
uuLuaLinj tiie disirOni.-
Lion, af ths; ptuioramas,
inchide fhe cen trdZpobit
of eaclu vieir. the, are/v,
ovc/’ yyfa/A The, profiles
extenci, is septvra.telj
(jiveii. otl p/lcJl of LJte.
pLoUcs.
ISngraved. and published. bj F. A. T3rockhaus, Leipzig, 1861.
See the explanations at the foot of plate I of the ..Fauoramic Profiles.
j idYtocB.Gr.
r
r
JhH
L
JfasJierrlrriini jieak,
Z&,(iZ6
Ddpsana
ii.8X7o
pe.
dJe
7®*71
HYPSOMETR IQA L DIAGRAM
BHOWINO THE PRINCIPAL HEI0HTJ 0F TH E
KAR AKORUM-and KUENLUEN
PAN0RAMAS.
S c al e:
Tor differences of loTttjiUule : 16 nules = 1 inch..
Tor differences of Lieijhl '. 1: 60, OOO, or linciv - 6,000 fL .
DottetL Lincs intiictile, pealts not visible,.
JHstant snmr peaks
trf fhe Ji urn -
Idcn rantje.
mtHWZSTfM
hidfjes wiih see.on/Jarij
gldeiers fZ,00/>toZL\060
KancChor lun pass
8. 341
Tt, -j . H'.pk, id.oty
udfisano iuate.au r ,, 7/.0
17,600 „ _ . J7 76Z
his silkoi’u/n, jiass
j 16.88 ?
j IMUu jilaicau
!
KissiLkorum, pe aks
U.plc. 18,611
4 ksde Fhin LaJa
16,6ZI>
Kldhi pass
17,376/
a SiitujaL
13, t lo
Sir/n/jal, j> eak,
is.Too
20.0
25,000j|
I *j
1
l *‘l
~Yu riiJiq kdsh darvd v. a
* 13. ’tOO
LeveT of’ 10,000 f’eet.