Khairpur ┐ 8 ┐ Six coss from the Indus. (Sohrab-ka-) ┘ │ Gumat 8 │ Ranipur 2 │ (See route to │ The coss in this distance seems a medium it from Garhar). │ between the pakka of two coss and the Hingor 5 │ kachha of one and a half. The medium of Bhiranapur 5 ├ one and three quarter miles to each coss, Haliani 1 │ deducting a tenth for windings, appears, Kanjara 3 │ after numerous comparisons, to be just. Naushahra 8 │ This is alike applicable to all Upper Sind. Mora 7 │ Shahpura 3 │ Daulatpur 3 ┘ Mirpur 3 ┌ On the Indus. Here Madari crossed to └ Sehwan, and returned to Mirpur. Kazi-ka-Got 9 ┐ Sakrand 11 │ Hala 7 ├ The coss about two miles each; which, deducting Khardao 4 │ one in ten for windings of the road, Matari 4 │ may be protracted. Haidarabad 6 ┘ —— TOTAL 145 coss. Jaisalmer to Ikhtyar Khan-ki-Garhi ┌ These villages are all inhabited by Paliwal Brahmsar (4 coss) │ Brahmans, and are in the tract termed Mordesar (3 do.) ┤ Kandal or Khadal, of which Katori, eight Gugadeo (3 do.) │ coss north of Jaisalmer, is the chief town of Kaimsar (5 do.) │ about forty villages.—_N.B._ All towns with └ the affix of _thal_ have pools of water. Nohar-ki-Garhi (25 do.).—_thal_ or desert throughout this space. The castle of Nohar is of brick, and now belongs to Daudputra, who captured it from the Bhattis of Jaisalmer. About forty huts and little cultivation. It is a place of toll for the kitars or caravans; two rupees for each [340] camel-load of ghi, and four for one with sugar; half a rupee for each camel, and a third for an ox laden with grain. Murid Kot (24 coss).—_thal_ or desert. Rangarh is four coss east of this. Ikhtyar-ki-Garhi (15 do.).—_thal_ until the last four coss, or eight miles. Thence the descent from the _thal_ or sand-hills to the valley of the Indus. Total of this route, 79 coss. Ikhtyar to Ahmadpur 18 coss ” Khanpur 5 ” ” Sultanpur 8 ” Jaisalmer to Sheo-Kotra, Kheralu, Chhotan, Nagar-Parkar, Mitti, and return to Jaisalmer. Dabla (3 do.).—Thirty houses, Pokharna Brahmans. Akali (2 do.).—Thirty houses, Chauhans, well and small talao. Chor (5 do.).—Sixty houses, mixed classes. Devikot (2 do.).—A small town of two hundred houses; belongs to the Jaisalmer fisc or khalisa. There is a little fort and garrison. A talao or pool excavated by the Paliwals, in which water remains throughout the year after much rain.