10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAPE COMORIN»
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1
Cobra Road: Khyber to
Cape Comorin
Trevor Fishlock set off from the gables of the Khyber, zigzagged to India's southern tip at Cape Comorin and came to the little town whose intriguing name was the seed of his odyssey.
2
Prostar Sailing Directions 2005 India & Bay of Bengal Enroute
Cape Comorin Light is shown from a square white tower, 34m high, and painted
in red bands, about 0.3 mile NW of the cape. A church, 54m high, lies in a village
about 0.5 mile N of the cape. Good radar returns have been reported from Cape ...
3
The Oriental Navigator, Or, New Directions for Sailing to ...
Mr. Nichslson sounded all about this rock, and took the following bearings upon it
, viz. the northernmost of the rocky islots N. i W. the outermost high-land of Cape
Comorin E. by N. ~ N. the outermost low land, which is the very pitch of the cape,
...
4
Report of the ... Meeting
In the year 1 843 Cape Comorin is added to the eight stations in Travancore, and
the observations at all the stations are for the whole year. At Cape Comorin, at an
elevation of fifty feet above the sea, we have the singular fact of not a single ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1847
5
Descriptive Physical Oceanography
The west coast of India from Cape Comorin to the extreme north of Gujarat Coast
in about 3, 200 km long, while the east coast of India which extends from Cape
Comorin to the mouth of Hoogly has an approximate length of about 2, 800 km.
M. Affholder, F. Valiron, 2001
6
Report of the ... Meeting of the British Association for the ...
In the year 1 843 Cape Comorin is added to the eight stations in Travancore, and
the observations at all the stations are for the whole year. At Cape Comorin, at an
elevation of fifty feet above the sea, we have the singular fact of not a single ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting, 1847
7
Report of the Annual Meeting
In the year 1 843 Cape Comorin is ndded to the eight stations in Travancore, and
the observations at all the stations are for the whole year. At Cape Comorin, at an
elevation of fifty feet above the sea, we have the singular fact of not a single ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting, 1847
8
India Directory, Or, Directions for Sailing to and from the ...
TO SAIL BETWEEN CAPE COMORIN AND POINT DE GALLE. COAST OF
MADURA, AND GULF OF MANAR. POINT DE GALLE, bears from Cape Comorin
S. 53° E. true bearing, distant 66 leagues. Ships crossing from the Cape in the
S. W. ...
9
A Geographical, Statistical, and Historical Description of ...
A town on the sea coast of Tinnevelly, 90 miles N.E. from Cape Comorin. Lat. 8°
57' N. long. 78° 36' E. At this place there is a pearl fishery, but the pearls found
are reckoned inferior to those procured in the bay of Condatchy, off the coast of ...
Walter Hamilton (M.R.A.S.), 1820
10
A geographical, statistical, and historical description of ...
At other times the Brahmins describe their country as the space between the
Himalaya mountains and Ramisseram in the straits of Ceylon, for Cape Comorin
as a geographical point never appears to have attracted any attention. The
modern ...
Walter Hamilton (M.R.A.S.), 1820
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CAPE COMORIN»
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No soft options to tackle hard reality
Given the extent of the area — from coastal areas of West Bengal in the east to Cape Comorin in the south and Gujarat in the West — one can ... «The Northlines, Jun 15»
Glorious Sunsets and Multi-hued Sands
From the interior parts of Tamil Nadu, we made our way to the southern tip of the Indian subcontinent, Kanyakumari or Cape Comorin as it was ... «The New Indian Express, Jun 15»
Glorious Sunsets, Multi-Hued Sands Careless Tourists and Milling …
... Cherlas and Pandyas, we made our way to the southern tip of the Indian subcontinent, Kanyakumari or Cape Comorin as it was once called. «The New Indian Express, Jun 15»
'Saare jahan se achha… Hindustan hamara''
From the Himalayas to the Cape Comorin, a keen observer's sight can never miss out on this latent unity amongst its inhabitants. This is the ... «The Statesman, Jun 15»
Small men cannot dismantle tall Nehru
Nehru recalled how the Swami thundered from Cape Comorin in the southern tip of India to the Himalayas and he wore himself out in the ... «Chandigarh Tribune, Jun 15»
The Madras-Everest Odyssey
Starting with a baseline of 7.5 miles at Saint Thomas Mount, the survey then moved to Cape Comorin (Kanyakumari) and then extended all the ... «The New Indian Express, Apr 15»
Rain ruins weekend plans of Bengalureans
A trough from this system extends upto Cape Comorin and spread across Maharashtra, interior Karnataka and Kerala with an embedded ... «Deccan Herald, Apr 15»
Once upon a time, when India was young, this is what Republic Day …
Today for the first time in our long and chequered history we find the whole of this vast land from Kashmir in the north to Cape Comorin in the ... «Quartz, Jan 15»
What method in madness!
... suffice it to say that 'all mediaeval historic buildings in India from Kashmir to Cape Comorin are one and all pre-Muslim Hindu buildings. «Milli Gazette, Dec 14»
Rail users seek spl trains to Goa for 17th exposition of St Francis …
Francis Xavier (1506 -1552 AD), the first Jesuit missionary to India from Spain arrived at Cape Comorin in the year 1542 after landing in ... «Times of India, Nov 14»
