Lanela (1½ do.).—A hundred houses; water brackish; conveyed by camels from Kherlu. Bhoj-ka-Par (3 do.).—Huts; wells; patches of cultivation. Bhu (6 do.).—Huts. Garara (10 do.).—A small town of three hundred houses, belonging to Sawai Singh Sodha, with several _thal_ or hamlets attached to it. This is the boundary between Dhat or the Sodha raj and Jaisalmer. Dhat is now entirely incorporated in Sind. A _thal_, or collector of the transit duties, resides here. Harsani (10 do.).—Three hundred houses, chiefly Bhattis. It belongs to a Rajput of this tribe, now dependent on Marwar [336]. Jinjiniali (10 do.).—Three hundred houses. This is the fief of the chief noble of Jaisalmer; his name Ketsi,[8.2.74] Bhatti. It is the border town of Jaisalmer. There is a small mud fortress, and several talaos, or sheets of water, which contain water often during three-fourths of the year; and considerable cultivation in the little valleys formed by the _thal_, or sand-ridges. About two miles north of Jinjiniali there is a village of Charans. Gaj Singh-ki-basti (2 do.).—Thirty-five houses. Water scarce, brought on camels from the Charan village. Hamirdeora (5 do.).—Two hundred houses. There are several _thal_ or pools, about a mile north, whither water is brought on camels, that in the village being saline. The ridge of rocks from Jaisalmer here terminates. Chelak (5 do.).—Eighty houses; wells; Chelak on the ridge. Bhopa (7 do.).—Forty houses; wells; small _thal_ or pool. Bhao (2 do.).—Two hundred houses; pool to the west; small wells. Jaisalmer (5 do.).—Eighty-five and a half coss from Umarkot to Jaisalmer by this route, which is circuitous. That by Jinjiniali 26 coss, Girab 7, Nilwa 12, Umarkot 25—in all 70 pakka coss, or about 150 miles. Caravans or kitars of camels pass in four days, kasids or messengers in three and a half, travelling night and day. The last 25 coss, or 50 miles, is entire desert: add to this 44 short coss from Haidarabad to Umarkot, making a total of 129½ coss. The most direct road is estimated at 105 pakka coss, which, allowing for sinuosities, is equal to about 195 English miles. Total of this route, 85½ coss. Jaisalmer to Haidarabad, by Baisnau Kuldar (5 coss). Khaba (5 do.). Lakha-ka-ganw (30 do.).—Desert the whole way; no hamlets or water. Baisnau (8 do.). Bersia-ka-Rar (16 do.).—Wells. Thipra (3 do.). Mata-ka-dher (7 do.).—Umarkot distant 20 coss. Jandila (8 do.). Alahyar-ka-Tanda (10 do.).—Sankra, or Sangra _thal_. ┌ In the former route the distance from Tajpur (4 do.). │ Alahyar-ka-Tanda, by the town of Jam-ka-Tanda (2 do.). │ Nasarpur, is called 13 coss, or two Haidarabad (5 do.). │ more than this. There are five nalas └ or canals in the last five coss. Total of this route, 103 coss.