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Gohar is the Locality page for the hamlet above Kasol in the Parvati Valley. One accession carries it as a locality. The cannabis-terroir unit named after it is Gohar (appellation); the population page is Gohar population.
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Coordinates and elevation
- The infobox point, 32.0391, 77.3097, is the OpenStreetMap node for the hamlet (node 8623704188, place=hamlet). SRTM gives 2,377 m there.
- The accession ZOM-IND-HIM-0920220025 (field Parla Thatch) stores 32.046560, 77.302169 and 2,976 m; SRTM gives 2,966 m at that point. It is the infobox maximum.
- The appellation's point (32.043, 77.314) and the Gohar population point give 2,656 m on SRTM.
Other places called Gohar
- Gohar in Mandi district is a different and larger place. Press reports of cannabis destruction "in Gohar" need checking for which one they mean.
- The Kullu police photograph of June 2011 is captioned "Cannabis fields near village Gohar, Manikaran". Manikaran places it in the Parvati Valley; no other Gohar near Manikaran has been found on OpenStreetMap.
- A Tribune report of October 2023 names a "Gahar area" among the places searched in the Manikaran valley. Whether it is this hamlet is not established; it is not used.
Parla Thatch
- The collection documentation names the Parla Thatch selection after Rasol ("Rasol ‘Parla Thatch’ Selection (2022)") and counts the field among Rasol's; the accession stores locality Gohar and appellation Gohar. Both readings are reported on the page.
Source notes
- Gohar is not a 2011 census village: a name search of the Kullu village-amenities spreadsheet and the district census handbook found no Parvati-valley Gohar.