Salt Range
a mountain system in between them an elevated table-land. It the Punjab, India, consisting of two main W. to the Indus, and varies from 3,200 to 5,000 feet in height. Its appearance is exceedingly bleak and barren, but not without much savage grandeur. The systo 5,000 feet in height. Its appearance is beds of rock salt that occur on the edges of the plateau. About 60,000 tons are extracted annually, four-fifths from the Mayo mines, a few miles N. E. of Pind of the plateau. About 60,000 tons are beds of rock salt that occur on the edges also occur. formed of three branches, the Rolling Fork, East Fork, and Beech river. It is