505 [=518] (V.1)

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505

From the 163rd to the 165th
mile, a curve on a radius of 20000
feet delivers the line upon a
bearing a few degrees to the right
of that on which it had been
previously passing; on this bear-
ing it proceeds direct to the
Sumna. The town of Rawun
lies opposite to the 165th mile
at a short distance
to the left; the canal passes
Rawun on a moderately cul-
tivated although a very dry
country (the depth of wells
being 79 feet) free of all drain-
age until it reaches the 168th
mile at the village of Bhambi,
here the extreme southern limit
of a very extensive hollow, upon
which the villages of Mooya
and Sirinuggur are situated,
and which is connected with
the Noon, is touched upon with-
out any interruption to its
drainage. At the 170th mile
a hollow of considerable ex-
tent is crossed at what appears
to be the watershed or summit
level, of 2 lines of drainage
running in opposite directions,
one to the Sumna under
Moosannuggur, the other to
the Noon : no impediment
appears to exist at this point
and it will act as the escape
head for the locks which lie
below it. Onwards to the
172nd mile, the line of canal
proceeds uninterruptedly over an
undulating and barren surface;
at

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