Namika La

Namika La
Namika La
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Elevation	3,700 m (12,100 ft)
Traversed by	Srinagar-Leh highway
Location
Location	Ladakh, India
Range	Himalaya, Zanskar Range
Coordinates	34°22′N 76°35′E / 34.367°N 76.583°E

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Namika La or Namika Pass (el. 3,700 m or 12,139 ft), Pillar of the Sky Pass,^[1] is a high mountain pass in the Himalayas Zaskar Range^[1] in India along the Srinagar-Leh highway at 34°22′N 76°35′E.^[2]

Namika La is one of two high passes between Kargil and Leh, the other is the even higher Fotu La Pass.^[1]

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 Hilary Keating (July–August 1993). "The Road to Leh". Saudi Aramco World. 44 (4). Houston, Texas: Aramco Services Company: 8–17. ISSN 1530-5821. Retrieved 29 June 2009.
↑ Jina, Prem Singh (31 August 1998). Ladakh: The Land & The People. India: Indus Publishing. p. 24. ISBN 978-81-7387-057-6.

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[Keating-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 Hilary Keating (July–August 1993). "The Road to Leh". Saudi Aramco World. 44 (4). Houston, Texas: Aramco Services Company: 8–17. ISSN 1530-5821. Retrieved 29 June 2009.

[Jina-2] Jina, Prem Singh (31 August 1998). Ladakh: The Land & The People. India: Indus Publishing. p. 24. ISBN 978-81-7387-057-6.

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v t e Mountain passes of India
Himalayas–Karakoram	Auden's Col Banihal Pass Bara-lacha la Bhaba Pass Bilafond La Borasu Pass Bum La Pass Chang La Chanshal Pass Cho La Debsa Pass Diphu Pass Dongkha La Fotu La Goecha La Gyong La Indira Col Indrahar Pass Jelep La Jianan Pass Karakoram Pass Kepang La Khardung La Kongka Pass Kunzum Pass Lipulekh Pass Lungalacha La Mana Pass Marsimik La Nama Pass Namika La Nathu La Pangsau Pass Pensi La Pin Parbati Pass Rezang La Rohtang Pass Rupin Pass Saach Pass Sasser Pass Sela Pass Shingo La Shipki La Sia La Sin La Sinthan Pass Spanggur Gap Tanglang La Traill's Pass Tulung La Umling La Zojila Pass
Western Ghats	Amboli Ghat Amba Ghat Ambenali Ghat Bhor Ghat Braganza Ghats Chandanapuri Ghat Charmadi Ghat Chorla Ghat Goa Gap Kashedi Ghat Katraj Ghat Khambatki Ghat Kumbharli Ghat Naneghat Palakkad Gap Tamhini Ghat Thal Ghat Thamarassery Churam Varandha Ghat
Others	Haldighati Pass
See also: Mountain Railways of India