The High Ranges of Travancore
The High Ranges of Travancore
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By the Gudaloor ghaut to Body- naikenoor, and thence by route No. 1 to Davycollum. There is another route via the Cardamom Hills which has the disadvantage of being through a feverish district.
The first of these routes would be Miles From Cottayam to Peermaad 45 Peermaad to Bodjnaikenoor via Gudaloor and Cumbum ... .. 58 Bodjnaikenoor to Davycollum ... ... 20 123 The other route by the Cardamom Hills would be Cottayam to Peermaad ... ... ... 45 Peermaad to Collapara ... ... ... 55 Collapara to... Davycollum ... ... ... 10 110 The first route would entail a journey through the Cumbum valley ; but with the exception of the 20 miles from Bodynaikenoor the distance could be accomplished in carts. The second route from Peermaad, besides being through a feverish elephant jungle, would entail a carriage of everything for 65 miles by coolies or bullocks.
INHABITANTS.
The inhabitants of these High Ranges are Muduvars, and as a great part of Unjenaad may be included into the 12 HIGH RANGES OF TRAVANCORE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the Gudaloor ghaut to Body- naikenoor, and thence by route No. 1 to Davycollum. There is another route via the Cardamom Hills which has the disadvantage of being through a feverish district.
The first of these routes would be Miles From Cottayam to Peermaad 45 Peermaad to Bodjnaikenoor via Gudaloor and Cumbum ... .. 58 Bodjnaikenoor to Davycollum ... ... 20 123 The other route by the Cardamom Hills would be Cottayam to Peermaad ... ... ... 45 Peermaad to Collapara ... ... ... 55 Collapara to... Davycollum ... ... ... 10 110 The first route would entail a journey through the Cumbum valley ; but with the exception of the 20 miles from Bodynaikenoor the distance could be accomplished in carts. The second route from Peermaad, besides being through a feverish elephant jungle, would entail a carriage of everything for 65 miles by coolies or bullocks.
INHABITANTS.
The inhabitants of these High Ranges are Muduvars, and as a great part of Unjenaad may be included into the 12 HIGH RANGES OF TRAVANCORE.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jd Munro to read onlineMoreLess
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