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22. NOTES 0~ the G~oLoGz of GILGIT. :By Lieut.-Gem C. A.
:MCMAH0~, Y.R.S., F.G.S....Hornblende-Granite.
(2) The Hatu PiE Granite.
(3) The Acid Variety of the Hatu Pit Granite.
(4) The Askurdas...Askurdas Muscovite-Granite.
(5) The Aplites.
Part II. Topographical Description of the Rocks, with Map...to Chilas.
(4) Ramghat to Gilgit.
(5) Gilgit to the Kilik Pass.
(6) Gilgit to Yasin and the Darkot Pass..., Political
Agent, Malakand, when stationed at Gilgit, made field-observations
and collected rock-specimens | 👁 Image
| | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | before this Society
relating to the Chogo Lungma glacier. The paper to-night describes
our exploration of...him.
The bases of our two last expeditions in Baltistan, North-West
Himalaya, are reached in twenty-three...were made.
From Skardu, the chief village of Baltistan, a march north-east
brings one to the Shigar valley...bordering the lower part of the glacier.
Colonel Godwin-Austen sa/w the glacier from a distance when surveying...of this is about a mile
in front of the present glacier. Then comes a marked division where
the moraine | 👁 Image
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THE HISPAR GLACIER.
Ten days later we crossed the Hispar pass to the head of Snow...Journal, in
which he says of Cornice glacier, just mentioned, "This glacier is a
tributary of the Biafo."...graph. No break occurs in the wall here, and no glacier enters either
here or for many miles further down...Watershed peak, show conclusively that Cornice
glacier is not a tributary of, and has no connection whatever...the glacier east of B 15
to see if a caravan passage could be discovered to the Punmah glacier,
but | 👁 Image
| | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | The most striking new fact is that the
great glacier from which the Nubra river flows, is some 45 miles...and then there comes the now well-known Baltoro glacier, lying in a similar
great trough. Looking at the...Biafo glacier occupies a broad valley passing north-west,
beyond which is the great Hispar glacier. In...a straight line from the snout of
the Siachen glacier of Nubra to Hunza be more than 20 miles from one...to be noted further north where the Shimshal
glacier of upper Hunza is almost in a line with the Oprang | 👁 Image
| | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | scale, says Dr. Neve, the
typical conditions of Baltistan. The river-bed is wide and sandy, shut in by cliffs...Towering about the
huts rise gigantic walls of granite to peaks 21,000 feet high, presenting the steepest...for the exploration of the Saltoro or Bilaphond glacier
were made at Guma, in the upper Saltoro valley...explorers soon came in sight of the great main glacier, and established a
base camp in a lovely grassy...explorers that during the last twenty years or so the glacier had advanced
about a quarter of a mile. During | 👁 Image
| | Report (volume) | | occurrence of a small dome neai Msii in the Attock District.
279—280
(H. M. Lahiri)
PART 3.
Bj
The Mineral...Coulson)
Note on Sapphirinc in the Vizagapatum District.
444—446
•
(H. Crooksbank)
•
On a Titanifeious...ۥ -Movements of Glacier Snouts. Group I, Hunza-Nagar.
PLATE 7. Movements of Glacier Snouts. Group II...II. Baltistan-Ladakh.
PLATE 8.
= 16 miles.
inches
PLATE 9.
—Diagrams showing
specific gravity
and...collected
at
Mithrala,
Attock
„
12, 13.
District.
(14,789
.r
14,790).
Lamdlidens sp. Left valves | 👁 Image
| Jacobson, Andrew D, Blum, Joel D, Chamberlain, C.Page, Poage, Michael A, Sloan, Valerie F (2002) Ca/Sr and Sr isotope systematics of a Himalayan glacial chronosequence: carbonate versus silicate weathering rates as a function of landscape surface age. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 66 (1) 13-27 doi:10.1016/s0016-7037(01)00755-4 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Raikhot watershed within the Himalaya of northern Pakistan. Bedrock in the Raikhot watershed
primarily consists...Raikhot
watershed within the Himalaya of northern Pakistan. The carbonate and silicate fractions refer to...⬍1% of the outcrop exposure area. Unweathered granite, gneiss, and schist also contain small
amounts...affected by glaciation. The 14-km-long Raikhot
glacier covers ⬃20% of the Raikhot watershed and spans...flows
⬃28 km from the terminus of the Raikhot glacier to the Indus
River at an elevation of ⬃1200 m. | 👁 Image
| | Book | | eight countries: India, Bhutan,
Sikkim, Nepal, Pakistan, China (including Tibet) and Afghanistan. The...Ice Age
nearly two million years ago, ice
the glacier-ribbon continually split
into crevasses and reform...glaciers have gouged out cirques.
—
—
As the glacier moves down the
floor
to
a
Though apparently...may be joined
by tributaries. Because the trunk
glacier usually gouges its valley at
a faster rate and...tributaries are left "hanging", linked
to the main glacier by steep ice-falls.
Glaciers
transport
most | 👁 Image
| (1908) III.—Geology of India - General Report of the Geological Survey of India for 1906, by T. H. Holland F.R.S., F.G.S., Director. The Mineral Production of India during 1905, by T. D. Latouche B.A., F.G.S., The Geology of the State of Panna, Principally with reference to the Diaond-bearing Deposits, by E. Vredenburg, A.R.C.S., F.G.S.; also numerous papers on Indian Geology by the same author. A Preliminary Survey of certain Glaciers in the North-West Himálaya, by Officers of the Geological Survey of India.—All the above extracted from the “Records”. Geological Magazine, S. 5 Vol. 5 (3) 121-126 doi:10.1017/s0016756800137276 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | photograph of the terminal ice-cave of the famous Hispar glacier,
in conjunction with the explanatory sketch-map...instructive picture, whilst that of the Hassaaabad glacier (already
reproduced in Nature, January 2nd, 1908...quite a different character. Moreover, this latter glacier has been
increasing in length of late years, contrary...The Archaean base of the country is held by a Granite,
which, even if newer than the Aravalli system...system, is the oldest rock in
Bundelkhand. This Granite, where exposed, is seen to be seamed by
quartz-reefs | 👁 Image
| | Report (volume) | | evolution of the North Karakoram cover, North Pakistan
Zi
Gaetan,
39
M., JADouL, F., Erpa, E. & Garzanti...granitoid
structure of the Hunza Karakoram, north Pakistan
TreLoar,
magmatism
P.J. & Izatr, C.N. Tectonics...and West Pakistan
Aumep, Z. Leucocratic rocks from the Bela ophiolite, Khuzdar district, Pakistan
89
Arir...zone of Pakistan
Jan, M.Q.,
Kuan,
North Pakistan
Kuan,
M.A.,
JAN,
B.L.
Evolution
Pakistan: temporal...reconstruction of the Dir Group:
within Kohistan, N. Pakistan
Haynes,
J.R.
&
Rex,
D.C.
evidence for magmatic | 👁 Image
| | Report (volume) | | Vaushtikb—
1. On the occurrence of gold in the district
of Singhbbum.II, 11-14.
2. On the occurrence of...of argentiferous galena
and copper in the district of Manbhum,
south-west frontier of Bengal .
.
.
HI...The iron industry of the western portion of
the district of Raipur
....
XX, 167-170.
4. Notes oi} the...viii, geol. map) .
XXTV, 217-230.
12. Note on granite in the districts of Tavoy and
Morgui (PI. xv)....the geology and mineral resources
of the Narnaul district (Patiala State)
.
XXXIII, 55-61.
17. Note on | 👁 Image
| | Report (issue) | | boundaries in south Karakor,un (northwest Hbnalaya, Pakistan) ....................................... 141 G...211 Olivier Vanderhaeghe 14. Gneiss domes and granite ernplacement in an obliquely convergent regime:...domes have cores do1ninated by 1nig1natite and granite strongly suggests that these structures are intimately...a mantled gneiss dome as comprising a core of granite, mig1natite, and meta1norphic rocks that are overlain...dome improvement, Lesson I: Is your dome built on granite or gneiss?: Geological Society of Alnerica Abstracts | 👁 Image
| | Book (volume) | | German geology, made most of subdued L mountain district of Saxony, es- his observations in the which...observations mainly and attempted to formulate from district, these observations laws which should govern...depths. first is basaltic lava of the second, granite. An example of the ; 2. Rocks which were formed...are: (a) gneiss may be derived from an original granite, but may also have originated from another rock...possible. A granite may grade into a syenite, and this into a diorite and again, a granite and a diorite |
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