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heights determined in india.
No. 53. Jaktung PeAk, 26° 4P; 94° 47', in the Naga hills, a marked prominence on
the plateau.............................. ab. 3,900 ft. Schl., a. 0.
No. 54. Tablung Peak, 26° 39'; 94° 45', in the Naga hills, close to the bend in the
course of the Dikho river...................... ab. 4,400 ft. Schl., a. 0.
No. 55. Nangta, 26° 40'; 94° 38', in the Naga hills, the name of a fortified settle-
ment of the Namsang Nagas.
Loc. Mean height of the settlement................ 2,810 ft. Schl., a. 0.
No. 56. Upper Namsang 26° 38'; 94° 37', in the Naga hills, a fortified settlement
of the Namsang Nagas.
Loc. Mean height of the settlement............. ab. 2,500 ft. Schl., a. 0.
No. 57. Malulhupia Pass, 26° 19'; 94° 36', in the Naga hills, a pass in the crest which
forms the watershed between the Brahmaputra and Kuendoen ab. 5,400 ft. Schl., a. 0.
No. 58. Namsang, 26° 36'; 94° 34', in the Naga hills, fortified settlements of the
Namsang Nagas.
Loc. Mean height of the settlement................ 2,825 ft. Schl., a. 0.
No. 59. Baeel Range, 25° to 25° 20'; 92° 45' to 93° 15', in the crest of the Naga
hills, S. of Naugong.
Loc. Mean height of the crest................... 6,200 ft. Schl., a. 0.
This range forms the watershed between the Dayang river and the northern affluents of the
Surma, and is the political boundary between Kachar Proper and northern Kachar, a territory annexed
in 1854. _
No. 60. Eadhati Hill, 25° 7'; 92° 15/ in the Jaintia hills, about 10 miles N. of the
Surma..................................... 2,697 ft. Oldh.
No. 61. Rombai, 25° 18'; 92° 11', in the Jaintia hills, a village betw een Juvai and
Lakadong................................... 3,578 ft. Oldh.
No. 62. Lakadong, 25° 12'; 92° 11', in the Jaintia hills, N.N.W. of Kadhati hill.
Loc. Undefined............................ 2,294 ft. Oldh.
heights determined in india.
No. 53. Jaktung PeAk, 26° 4P; 94° 47', in the Naga hills, a marked prominence on
the plateau.............................. ab. 3,900 ft. Schl., a. 0.
No. 54. Tablung Peak, 26° 39'; 94° 45', in the Naga hills, close to the bend in the
course of the Dikho river...................... ab. 4,400 ft. Schl., a. 0.
No. 55. Nangta, 26° 40'; 94° 38', in the Naga hills, the name of a fortified settle-
ment of the Namsang Nagas.
Loc. Mean height of the settlement................ 2,810 ft. Schl., a. 0.
No. 56. Upper Namsang 26° 38'; 94° 37', in the Naga hills, a fortified settlement
of the Namsang Nagas.
Loc. Mean height of the settlement............. ab. 2,500 ft. Schl., a. 0.
No. 57. Malulhupia Pass, 26° 19'; 94° 36', in the Naga hills, a pass in the crest which
forms the watershed between the Brahmaputra and Kuendoen ab. 5,400 ft. Schl., a. 0.
No. 58. Namsang, 26° 36'; 94° 34', in the Naga hills, fortified settlements of the
Namsang Nagas.
Loc. Mean height of the settlement................ 2,825 ft. Schl., a. 0.
No. 59. Baeel Range, 25° to 25° 20'; 92° 45' to 93° 15', in the crest of the Naga
hills, S. of Naugong.
Loc. Mean height of the crest................... 6,200 ft. Schl., a. 0.
This range forms the watershed between the Dayang river and the northern affluents of the
Surma, and is the political boundary between Kachar Proper and northern Kachar, a territory annexed
in 1854. _
No. 60. Eadhati Hill, 25° 7'; 92° 15/ in the Jaintia hills, about 10 miles N. of the
Surma..................................... 2,697 ft. Oldh.
No. 61. Rombai, 25° 18'; 92° 11', in the Jaintia hills, a village betw een Juvai and
Lakadong................................... 3,578 ft. Oldh.
No. 62. Lakadong, 25° 12'; 92° 11', in the Jaintia hills, N.N.W. of Kadhati hill.
Loc. Undefined............................ 2,294 ft. Oldh.