vice een A Survey. OF THE 
ty and wildness, and the roar of the water is 
astounding. 
On the right Bank also; there has been a recent 
large slip of the mountain, but the above 
mentioned on. the left bank, is fer its height, the 
most formidable fall I ever saw. It is not 
recent. 
7 Cross the Ganges by the Sangha of Lohari Naig 
16 paces long and 25 feet above the stream; 
which is here narrow, deep, and has a great 
fail; the ends of the Sangha (which is very 
narrow) are supported on each side on 2 great 
tabular granite rocks. That on the right 
bank is circular, and 150 feet in circumference. 
It is of a coarse brown granite, with quartz 
intermixed, and is decomposing in some places, 
The mountains on both side of the river are 
very steep. On the left bank of the river obe 
served a rill, impregnated with calcareous 
matter, which is so abundant as to incrust every 
thing it touches very strongly, and we collected 
large pieces of this lime, which is pure, like 
that at Sansér Dhdra—This is a singular thing 
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