Ethnographiska, Historiska och Statistiska Anmärkningar. 271
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Kaaᵔal kî,
Tym, Kaal=kî l.[eller] köng (ifr[ån] F[inska] köngäs)The Tym flows into the Obˈ from the right (north) at N59°25′55″ E80°1′40″. (TS). GVR
Harne-Käragal-kî,
Parabel rinner fr[ån]
The River Parabel’ flows into the Obʹ. GVR
Barabinzer=kärren
The Barapa plain or steppe is a lowland area situated between the Rivers Obʹ and Irtyš.
emedan här finnes en Rysk by wid mynningen kld[kallad] Harne=kara, kräk=by. |
The Kaaᵔal kî, Tym, Kaal=kî or köng (from the Finnish köngäs) The Harne-Käragal-kî, the Parabel flows from the Baraban boglands. Because, at the mouth of the river, there is a Russian village called Harpe=kara, kräk=village. |
Narym,
rinner ifrån
Possibly the Narym-Ega, which flows into the River Kamčinskaja. GVR
Pajdugina,
somThe River Pajdugina flows into the Ketʹ. GVR
utfaller i Ket.
Narym är 5 verstThe Ketˈ (SE Қыыт) flows into the Obˈ from the right (south-east) at N58°53′56″ E81°33′30″. GVR (TS)
lång. Kallas protoka, emedan den efterhand utvidgat sig. |
The Narym runs from the Pajdugina, which flows into the Ket. The Narym is 5 versts long. It is called protoka, because it becomes broader later. |
Ket, utfaller i Ob vid
sjelfva Narym.
50 verstNarym is situated on the River Obˈ at N58°55′25″ E81°35′21″. (TS)
uppför sedan täta Ryska byar - sedan blott Ostj[akisk] Maksimkin Jar
Maksimkin Jar is situated at N58°40′44″ E86°49′12″.
omkr[ing] 500 verst fr[ån] Narym med kyrka och några Ostj[aker] - Ej Ryssar. Låga stränder öfverframmas berg på högra sidan - moar - byarna på sida. En oändl[ig] mgd[mängd] små bifloder. De största 1) Lieitsa (Lokkesk), ifrån norra (Timska) sidan), faller i Ket i nedra loppet. 2) Orlow,
från sammaThe River Orlovka flows into the Ketʹ. GVR
sida, hitom Maksimkin, 3) Озерская
The River Ozernaja flows into the Ketʹ. GVR
(Kal=do) straxt ofvanom Maks[imkin], ifr[ån] norra |
The Ket falls into the Ob by Narym itself. 50 versts up the river there is a large Russian village– after that, only the Ostyak [settlement of] Maksimkin. The Jar is around 500 versts from Narym with a church and some Ostyaks – no Russians. Low banks, framed with mountains on the right side – moors – villages on the side. Endless numbers of small tributaries. The largest are 1) the Lieitsa (Lokkesk), from the northern (Tim) side, which flows into the Ket along its lower course; 2) the Orlow, from the same side. Maksimkin on this side; 3) the Ozerskaja (Kal=do), immediately after Maksimkin, from the northern side. |
ᵔCúp, Russ. Чусак, en biflod, som från venstra sidan faller i Parabel. Köng, lägre ned, från högra sidan. ᵔCág (Малый и болшiй) falla i ᵔCup. |
The ᵔCúp, in Russian Čusak, a tributary that flows into the Parabel from its left side. The Köng, lower, from the right side. The ᵔCág (Malyj and Bolšij) flows into the ᵔCup. |