Subject: Sokh enclave from Jan&#39;s site<br/>
Date: Jun 13, 2001 @ 22:51<br/>
Author: Grant Hutchison (&quot;Grant Hutchison&quot; &lt;granthutchison@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1090904728">Jan:<br/>
Great maps!<br/>
On the map of the &quot;Chon-Gara&quot; Uzbek enclave, there is great detail of <br/>
the larger Sokh enclave, too, showing many more towns/villages than I <br/>
had imagined.<br/>
Doing my best transliteration of Cyrillic to Uzbek, from north to <br/>
south I can list:<br/>
Gaznou<br/>
Kalacha<br/>
Tul&#39;<br/>
Limbur<br/>
Divayram<br/>
Sarykaida<br/>
Uchyar<br/>
<br/>
The Sokh river is clearly marked (though in Uzbek this is <br/>
spelled &quot;Sox&quot; now, I think, just to confuse you baseball fans), and I <br/>
can make out the first two letters of a town called &quot;So...&quot; sitting <br/>
at the junction of three roads in the centre of the lower end of the <br/>
enclave - probably the town of Sokh. Also at least one more town with <br/>
no name visible, right on the edge of the map.<br/>
Jan, if you still have access to the original map, can you give the <br/>
names of the other towns in the enclave (sometime when you&#39;re not <br/>
busy)?<br/>
Thanks!<br/>
<br/>
Grant</div>