Shagram (Caves at)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

What looked like entrances to unspecified caves (or so) in unspecified rock (note 1) reported the geologist M A Kalmus (in: CÍLEK et al 1989c: 11, item 6c) from several kilometers high mountain sides near Shagram, a village in one Arkari Valley (Akari Gol). SITUATION: The large village of Shagram (N36°27': E072°25' (nima.mil/geonames accessed 16.11.2003) in shown on AMS sheet NJ43-13 Mastuj (U502 series, 1958 edition) north-west of Chitral town (N35°50'31”: E071°46'55” WGS84) and above the left (east) bank of the Arkari / Arkari Gol (Arkari Stream), which joins at N36°01': E071°44' (nima.mil/geonames accessed 16.11.2003) the Mastuj River.What looked like entrances to unspecified caves (or so) in unspecified rock (note 1) reported the geologist M A Kalmus (in: CÍLEK et al 1989c: 11, item 6c) from several kilometers high mountain sides near Shagram, a village in one Arkari Valley (Akari Gol). SITUATION: The large village of Shagram (N36°27': E072°25' (nima.mil/geonames accessed 16.11.2003) in shown on AMS sheet NJ43-13 Mastuj (U502 series, 1958 edition) north-west of Chitral town (N35°50'31”: E071°46'55” WGS84) and above the left (east) bank of the Arkari / Arkari Gol (Arkari Stream), which joins at N36°01': E071°44' (nima.mil/geonames accessed 16.11.2003) the Mastuj River.