11. Islim (10 miles—120 miles).—An encampment of shepherds, with a small mud fort; a river, fordable, knee-deep; partial cultivation.
12. Maimana (10 miles—130 miles).—A city and fort cross the Sangalak river; fordable, ankle-deep.
13. Almal (20 miles—150 miles).—Five small forts, containing 500 houses; a weekly fair here; a road, 4 miles longer than the direct road which crosses nine different hills, turns off to lead over three hills, easy of ascent and descent. This stage can be divided by halting at Iskat Baru, where there is plenty of water.
14. Kisir (10 miles—160 miles).—A village of 200 houses and tents and a small fort; river bridged; road good over one hill, easy of passage.
15. Mahri (10 miles—170 miles).—A camp of 20 tents; no cultivation; water and forage abundant; the Kabr-i-Shutr hill at starting.
16. Char Shanbi (10 miles—180 miles).—A camp of 50 or 60 tents; partial cultivation; water and forage abundant; level good road.
17. Panj Guzar (10 miles—190 miles).—A camp of 60 tents; cultivation extensive; water and forage abundant; road good.
18. Kaor Mach (10 miles—200 miles).—A camp of 10 tents; no cultivation; water and forage abundant; level good road.
19. Gali Chasm (10 miles—210 miles).—Two old deserted forts; no cultivation; camel forage and water abundant; road runs between hills.
20. Bala Murghab (20 miles—230 miles).—A village of 200 houses and tents and a fort; cultivation abundant; 8 miles from Gali Chasm is a steep hill, practicable for guns with some labour. There is not sufficient water at any intermediate place for more than 200 persons with cattle.