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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
ILLUSTRATIONS IN TEXT.
ASIATIC RUSSIA. | ||
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1. | Plateaux and Plains of Central Asia | 3 |
2. | Parallelism of the Main Asiatic Ranges | 4 |
3. | Mount Everest | 5 |
4. | The Han-haï: a dried-up Sea-bed | 8 |
5. | Arid Regions and Closed Basins of Asia | 11 |
6. | Isobars in January | 13 |
7. | Isobars in July | 14 |
8. | Curves of the Eastern Asiatic Seaboard and Islands | 16 |
9. | Density of the Asiatic Populations | 17 |
10. | Distribution of the Asiatic Races | 19 |
11. | Chief Religions of Central Asia | 22 |
12. | Chief Itineraries of Central Asia | 27 |
13. | European Influence in Asia | 29 |
CAUCASIA. | ||
14. | Bed of the Caspian | 35 |
15. | Geological Formations of the Central Caucasus | 37 |
16. | Hot Springs and Naphtha Regions in the Caucasus | 39 |
17. | Profile of the Caucasus as seen from Patigorsk | 40 |
18. | Rainfall of the Caucasus | 41 |
19. | The Kazbek: View taken from the Kazbek Station | 43 |
20. | Kazbek and Devdoraki Glaciers | 44 |
21. | Forests of the Caucasus | 45 |
22. | The Western Caucasus seen from off Cape Kodor | 50 |
23. | The Akhtari Liman | 52 |
24. | The Kuka-Oba Mud Volcano | 51 |
25. | Abkhasian Type | 58 |
26. | Cossack Sentinel | 59 |
27. | Valley of the Bzib | 61 |
28. | The Taman Peninsula | 62 |
29. | Valleys of Erosion in the Kuban Basin | 63 |
30. | Passanaùr, on the Tiflis-Vladikavkaz Route | 65 |
31. | The Elbruz Group | 66 |
32. | Ramification of the Kalaûs | 67 |
33. | Delta and flooded Districts of the Lower Terek | 68 |
34. | The Terek Floods of 1863 | 69 |
35. | Patigorsk and the Region of Thermal Waters | 74 |
36. | The Vladikavkaz-Ananur Route through the Terek Valley | 76 |
37. | The Tebulos-inta Group | 77 |
38. | Mouths of the Terek and Lower Sulak | 80 |
39. | The Kuba District | 81 |
40. | Nogai Youth | 84 |
41. | Mount Gûnib | 85 |
42. | Derbent | 87 |
43. | Mouth of the Rion | 89 |
44. | Upper Ingûr Valley | 93 |
45. | Mingrelian Lady | 95 |
46. | Kutaïs and the Rion and Kvirila Junction | 97 |
47. | Poti | 98 |
48. | Batûm | 99 |
49. | Akhalkalaki Plateau | 101 |
50. | Tatar Type | 102 |
51. | The Kura and Araxis Confluence | 103 |
52. | Mouths of the Kura | 106 |
53. | Chief Regions of Earthquakes in Caucasia | 108 |
54. | Oscillations of the Baku Coast during the last 1,500 Years | 109 |
55. | The Apsheron Peninsula | 110 |
56. | Mtzkhet, Ancient Capital of Georgia | 112 |
57. | The Khevsur, Tûsh, and Pshav Lands | 117 |
58. | The Suram Pass and Mesk Mountains | 121 |
59. | The Kura Valley between Gori and Mtzkhet | 122 |
60. | Tiflis | 125 |
61. | Yelizavetpol and Vicinity | 126 |
62. | The Telav Basin | 127 |
63. | Baku and Cape Bail-Burni | 128 |
64. | Lenkoran | 129 |
65. | Recent Russian Conquests | 131 |
66. | Ararat | 132 |
67. | Mount Ararat | 133 |
68. | Ala-göz | 135 |
69. | Lake Gok-chai | 136 |
70. | The Alapolarim Lava Streams | 137 |
71. | Araxis and Zanga Basin | 143 |
72. | Armenian Woman | 144 |
73. | The Kars-chai Valley: Kars and Alexandrapol | 146 |
74. | Nakhichevan | 148 |
75. | Progress of Russian Conquest | 150 |
76. | Fever Districts in Caucasia | 151 |
77. | Density of the Population of the Caucasus in 1873 per Square Mile | 153 |
78. | Highways in Caucasia | 154 |
79. | Section of the Route from Vladikavkaz to Jufa | 155 |
80. | Shiahs and Sunnites in Eastern Caucasia | 156 |
81. | Baku Harbour | 157 |
82. | Stavropol | 159 |
THE ARALO-CASPIAN BASIN. | ||
83. | Routes of Explorers in the Aralo-Caspian Basin | 163 |
84. | Russian Encroachments in Turkestan | 164 |
85. | Routes of Explorers in the Eastern Pamir | 166 |
86. | The Alaï and Trans-Alaï Range | 168 |
87. | Relief of the Highlands and Plateaux between the Hindu Kush and Tian-shan | 170 |
88. | The Alaï Plateau | 172 |
89. | The Shchurovskiy Glacier | 173 |
90. | Routes of Explorers in the Western Pamir | 174 |
91. | Relative Area of the Tian-shan, Alps, and Pyrenees | 175 |
92. | Relative Relief of the Tian-shan, Alps, and Pyrenees | 176 |
93. | Chief Crests of the Tian-shan | 177 |