DOZAKH TANGI (Cave in the)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

A relatively large cave entrance (note 1) gives access to an about 10 m or 14 m long cave (note 2). SITUATION (note 3): In a certain Dozakh Tangi (note 4), which lies in an unspecified spatial relation to one Kharwari Baba (note 5), a small village or tiny hamlet, which lies: A) About 4.5 km in a direct line SSE of one Ziarat (note 6), which itself lies at a distance of 75 miles (121 km) from Quetta along the road (in a direct line 76 km) east to south-east via Sarki (95 miles / 153 km) and another 19 miles / 31 km NNE to Loralai. B) On the northwestern flank of the 3103 m high Mount Kato (note 7) which is suspected to correspond (in parts?) to what the Chiltan Adventurers call the Domera Mountain Range (note 8).A relatively large cave entrance (note 1) gives access to an about 10 m or 14 m long cave (note 2). SITUATION (note 3): In a certain Dozakh Tangi (note 4), which lies in an unspecified spatial relation to one Kharwari Baba (note 5), a small village or tiny hamlet, which lies: A) About 4.5 km in a direct line SSE of one Ziarat (note 6), which itself lies at a distance of 75 miles (121 km) from Quetta along the road (in a direct line 76 km) east to south-east via Sarki (95 miles / 153 km) and another 19 miles / 31 km NNE to Loralai. B) On the northwestern flank of the 3103 m high Mount Kato (note 7) which is suspected to correspond (in parts?) to what the Chiltan Adventurers call the Domera Mountain Range (note 8).