14. _Nalak_ (13 miles 4 furlongs--183 miles 5 furlongs).--Water from a running stream good and abundant; forage for camels and horses plentiful; very little cultivation. The road lies among hills for a mile, then debouches on a plain. Skirting a range of precipitous and lofty hills on the right for 3½ miles road good again, twining into another mountain gorge and ascending the valley for 5 miles to a spot called Ganimargh, where villages are seen. The road continues to thread a succession of mountain valleys. 15. _Tut-i-Kasarman_ (6 miles 5 furlongs--190 miles 2 furlongs).--Good water from a “karez”; forage for both camels and horses abundant; fuel procurable but no supplies. Road among hills all the way, gradually ascending but not difficult. 16. _Lajward Karez_ (15 miles--205 miles 2 furlongs).--Water from the ‘karez’ good and abundant. The road pursues a northerly direction for about 2 miles, and then turns to the westward and follows a mountain valley from three-quarters of a mile to 2 miles wide, bounded by lofty and rugged peaks on either side. At 5½ miles from Tut-i-Kasarman, the summit of the pass, a height of 1200 feet is gained. The path then descends to the foot of the slope, where water is found in the bed of a stream completely overgrown by long grass, bushes and reeds; here the valley widens out from 3 to 4 miles, and the road continues tolerably level till a “karez” is reached. The road over the pass is much broken. 17. _Shaharak_ (15 miles--220 miles 2 furlongs).--Abundance of good water; grass plentiful; villages and cultivation near. 18. _Shahiwan_ (15 miles--235 miles 2 furlongs).--Numerous canals for irrigation. 19. _Right Bank of Farah Rud_ (1 mile 3 furlongs--236 miles 5 furlongs).--Water of great purity from the river; forage not plentiful. 20. _Ab-i-Khurmah_ (21 miles 3 furlongs--258 miles).--Water from a spring not very wholesome; ground very irregular; fuel scarce; forage for camels sufficient. For 14 miles the road traverses a hard stony level plain; it then enters among low hills, and follows for some time the bed of a mountain stream. 21. _Chah-i-Jahan_ (17 miles 2 furlongs--275 miles 2 furlongs).--Water tolerably good from spring; forage for both camels and horses abundant; vegetation in the bed of the watercourse very luxuriant; no villages or cultivation near; the road rough and stony. 22. _Aisabad_ (20 miles 1 furlong--295 miles 3 furlongs).--Abundance of water. The plain is rather marshy; forage for both horses and camels abundant; fuel scarce.