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Page 233
The south end of this hill and the north end of the one on the opposite bank of the
Kewar river are called by the same name , Kurheripahar , while their two other
ends are known by different names owing to the villages that are adjacent .
The south end of this hill and the north end of the one on the opposite bank of the
Kewar river are called by the same name , Kurheripahar , while their two other
ends are known by different names owing to the villages that are adjacent .
Page 241
This pass is situated between two hills named Brahma Devata and Gunde . ...
This village of Dubaur is about half a mile west from the hill , and I proceeded up
the valley between the hill and the Dunarjun about a mile , when I came to the
first ...
This pass is situated between two hills named Brahma Devata and Gunde . ...
This village of Dubaur is about half a mile west from the hill , and I proceeded up
the valley between the hill and the Dunarjun about a mile , when I came to the
first ...
Page 252
I then turned west for more than half a mile , and halted east from the town
situated at the west end of the largest hill in the ... Persons whom I sent to the
small hills east from Lechuyar brought me the following specimens : - - Tek at the
bottom ...
I then turned west for more than half a mile , and halted east from the town
situated at the west end of the largest hill in the ... Persons whom I sent to the
small hills east from Lechuyar brought me the following specimens : - - Tek at the
bottom ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1922 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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