10. Katt (6 kos).—Road resembles previous march. A Ghilzai encampment near some springs; the road leaves the bed of the Arghesan and crosses the Ghwauza Kotal, which is neither high nor difficult; this is the last halting-place in the Kandahar district.
11. Surkhel (7 kos).—A village belonging to the Tokhi Ghilzais; country tolerably well cultivated; water brackish from springs.
12. Sturanisa (7 kos).—Over an undulating plain; no cultivation; villages deserted; water procurable from wells; this spot belongs to the Tokhi Ghilzais.
13. Kirshutu ke Kala (6 kos).—Road good, country level, but only inhabited by wandering Babars; water from “karez.”
14. Topan (6 kos).—Over a plain; here is one well but no cultivation. The country belongs to Babars.
15. Lowana Karez (7 kos).—Over a plain; Lowana is a small village surrounded by cultivation.
16. Gharabi Dara (6 kos).—Halting-ground at the entrance to the pass; water procured by digging in the bed of a ravine where it is always to be found close to the surface.
17. Lari (6 kos).—The name of a plain occupied by a tribe of Kakars. Road through a long darah flanked by low hills; water from springs.
18. Trikhghaz (7 kos).—This place consists of 30 or 40 houses of the Jhunirian tribe. Country hilly and barren.
19. Mukhal (6 kos).—An encamping ground; road passes through a long defile; water procured from a small stream, a tributary of the Gomul.