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35.21 78.18 right 9 250 250 Depsang Plains region (and the "traditional customary boundary" points of China declared in 1960).India, Ministry of External Affairs Report of the Officials of the Governments of India and the People's Republic of China on the Boundary Question https://books.google.com/books?id=AP4ruQEACAAJ 1962 Government of India Press , http://www.archieve.claudearpi.net/maintenance/uploaded_pics/ORC_01-32_Part1.pdf Chinese Report, Part 1 4–5 https://web.archive.org/web/20201013164954/http://www.archieve.claudearpi.net/maintenance/uploaded_pics/ORC_01-32_Part1.pdf 13 अक्तूबर 2020 The location and terrain features of this traditional customary boundary line are now described as follows in three sectors, western, middle and eastern. ... The portion between Sinkiang and Ladakh for its entire length runs along the Karakoram Mountain range. Its specific location is as follows: From the Karakoram Pass it runs eastwards along the watershed between the tributaries of the Yarkand River on the one hand and the Shyok River on the other to a point approximately 78° 05' E, 35° 33' N, turns southwestwards and runs along a gully to approximately 78° 01' E, 35° 21' N; where it crosses the Chipchap River. It then turns south-east along the mountain ridge and passes through peak 6,845 (approximately 78° 12' E, 34° 57' N) and peak 6,598 (approximately 78° 13' E, 34° 54' N). Q230830 35.5134588 77.8227031 Mountain pass 12x12 ne.svg 10 Karakoram Pass 10 grey top 8 0 Karakoram Pass Border pass between China and India 35.3914432 77.9211371 Red pog.svg 6 DBO 10 hard red right 0 0 Daulat Beg Oldi (DBO) Indian Army base with an Advanced Landing Ground 35.3297 78.1786 Red pog.svg 6 Tianwendian 10 hard red top 0 0 Tianwendian Military camp in Chinese-administered Aksai Chin 35.3123975 77.7588802 Red pog.svg 6 Gapshan 10 hard red top 0 0 Gapshan Campsite in Indian-administered Ladakh 35.2391804 77.9831325 Mountain pass 12x12 n.svg 10 Depsang La 10 hard red left 0 -10 Depsang La Low pass in Depsang Plains 35.2330663 77.9781827 Red pog.svg 6 Qizil Langar 10 hard red left 0 0 Qizil Langar Campground close to the LAC 35.1199040 78.0379510 Red pog.svg 6 Burtsa 10 hard red left 0 0 Burtsa Military camp close to the LAC 35.0414263 77.9373021 Red pog.svg 6 Murgo 10 hard red left 0 0 Murgo Village in the Nubra tehsil 34.9637458 78.0026936 Black pog.svg 6 Sultan Chhushku 10 grey left 0 -5 Sultan Chhushku Campground in the Nubra tehsil 35.0015946 78.5928645 Red pog.svg 6 Heweitan 10 hard red left 0 0 Heweitan Chinese military base 35.2745 78.0111 Red pog.svg 0 DEPSANG PLAINS 10 12 grey top 0 0 Depsang Plains Depsang Plains 35.3016 78.2704 AS-rzeka-icon.svg 10 Chip Chap River 10 hard blue bottom Chip Chap River Tributary of the Shyok River 35.3775 77.8448 AS-rzeka-icon.svg 10 Chip Chap 10 hard blue top -5 0 Chip Chap River Tributary of the Shyok River 35.3314 77.6472 AS-rzeka-icon.svg 10 Shyok River 10 hard blue bottom Shyok River Tributary of the Indus River 35.2007 77.7166 AS-rzeka-icon.svg 10 10 hard blue top Shyok River flowing south Tributary of the Indus River 35.0633 78.0266 AS-rzeka-icon.svg 10 Burtsa Nala 10 hard blue top -18 0 Burtsa Nala Tributary of the Shyok River, via the Murgo Nala 35.156 78.1612 AS-rzeka-icon.svg 10 Raki Nala 10 hard blue right Raki Nala Tributary of the Shyok River 35.03 78.2307 AS-rzeka-icon.svg 10 Jeong Nala 10 hard blue top 20 0 Jeong Nala Tributary of the Shyok River 34.9593 78.559 AS-rzeka-icon.svg 10 Karakash 10 hard blue left 0 0 Karakash River Drains into the Tarim Basin 35 33 N 78 05 E Pin location context.svg 14 yellow yellow 10 black bottom 0 0 Chinese boundary point Declared in the Report of the Governments of India and the People's Republic of China on the Boundary Question, 1960 35 21 N 78 01 E Pin location context.svg 14 yellow yellow 10 black bottom 0 0 Chinese boundary point Declared in the Report of the Governments of India and the People's Republic of China on the Boundary Question, 1960 34 57 N 78 12 E Pin location context.svg 14 yellow yellow 10 black bottom 0 0 Chinese boundary point Declared in the Report of the Governments of India and the People's Republic of China on the Boundary Question, 1960 34 54 N 78 13 E Pin location context.svg 14 yellow yellow 10 black bottom 0 0 Chinese boundary point Declared in the Report of the Governments of India and the People's Republic of China on the Boundary Question, 1960 34 46 N 78 13 E Pin location context.svg 14 yellow yellow 10 black bottom 0 0 Chinese boundary point Declared in the Report of the Governments of India and the People's Republic of China on the Boundary Question, 1960 34 32 N 78 26 E Pin location context.svg 14 yellow yellow 10 black bottom 0 0 Chinese boundary point Declared in the Report of the Governments of India and the People's Republic of China on the Boundary Question, 1960 34 22 N 78 53 E Pin location context.svg 14 yellow yellow 10 black bottom 0 0 Chinese boundary point Declared in the Report of the Governments of India and the People's Republic of China on the Boundary Question, 1960 जिओंग नाला, जिसे जीवान नाला और नाचो चू भी कहा जाता है, श्योक नदी की एक सहायक नदी है जो चीन द्वारा लद्दाख में भारत में प्रशासित विवादित अक्साई चिन क्षेत्र से बहती है। यह काराकोरम रेंज के पूर्वी किनारे से निकलती है और पश्चिम में बहती है।Sandhu P. J. S. Shankar Vinay Dwivedi G. G. 1962: A View from the Other Side of the Hill https://books.google.com/books?id=boBNCgAAQBAJ 2015 Vij Books India Pvt Ltd 978-93-84464-37-0 53: "By 24 Oct [1962], all the forward posts established in the Chip Chap and Nachu Chu river valleys had been withdrawn. DBO was also abandoned. 14 J&K Militia continued to hold Saser Brangsa, Murgo, Sultan Chushku and the junction of the Galwan and Shyok rivers." यह सुल्तान चुशुकू के पास श्योक नदी में मिलने से ठीक पहले उत्तर से आने वाले मुर्गो नाला के साथ विलय हो जाती है। सन्दर्भ श्रेणी:सिन्धु नदी की उपनदियाँ श्रेणी:लद्दाख़ की नदियाँ श्रेणी:शिंजियांग की नदियाँ श्रेणी:भारत की नदियाँ श्रेणी:अक्साई चिन