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Starchey's Ladakh 1851

Col Starchey was an Officer in the British Army and was involved in the Surveying and Mapping the unmapped Regions to the North of the Great Himalayan Range as well as around Tibet. He made various Journey’s to the Region and came up with some Great Maps of the area and one of the most prominent being the Maps of Ladakh (Western Tibet as it was called) and the Regions around it.

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tags: starcheys map 1851, ladakh map
Sunday 08.14.22
Posted by Prashant Mathawan
 

The Illustrated Mountain Geography of Ladakh

The mighty Nun Peak of the Great Himalayan Range at 7135 m its the highest Himalayan Peak in Jammu ans Kashmir (not including the areas under occupation). On the side is the Saddle Peak.

The mighty Nun Peak of the Great Himalayan Range at 7135 m its the highest Himalayan Peak in Jammu ans Kashmir (not including the areas under occupation). On the side is the Saddle Peak.

The Mountain Geography of Ladakh makes for interesting reading situated as it is between the Great Himalayan Range and the Karakoram Range. Also running within Ladakh are the Ladakh Range and the Zanskar Range but most people do not have a clear idea as to which Pass co-relates to which Pass.

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tags: ladakh map, ladakh travel, karakorams ladakh, great himalayan range, nun kun, suru valley, kargil, karakoram pass, baltistan, zanskar range, ladakh range
categories: Himalayan Geography
Wednesday 04.24.19
Posted by Prashant Mathawan
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