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Rumsu is the Locality page for the village of the Chanderkhani valley above Naggar that gives its name to four accessions. The census enumerates it as "Up Muhal Rumsu" (012742).

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Coordinates and elevation

• The infobox point, 32.1144, 77.1794, is the OpenStreetMap node for the village (node 1185954338), about 30 m from the accessions' village collection point (32.114230, 77.179084). SRTM gives 2,057 m there.
• The infobox range 2,050–2,100 m spans the accession pages' 2,050 m for the village site and the collection documentation's 2,100 m for the village.
• The upper-field selection (ZOM-IND-HIM-0920220003) stores 2,250 m and the feral selection (…0004) stores 2,050 m at the same coordinates, 32.108497, 77.184894, where SRTM gives 2,289 m. The collector's diary puts two of the upper fields at 2,350 and 2,400 m. The article reports the accession and diary figures without reconciling them.

Source notes

• The lot note for "Rumsu Village General Population 2022" reads "Collected from plants throughout the valley by locals making charas in Rumsu". The article follows it: the general population comes from plants across the valley, gathered by charas makers in Rumsu.
• Bhardwaj, Rani and Rana (2014) say they studied "eleven localities" and then list 21 names, Rumsu and Katrain among them. The paper gives no figures by locality, so the article gives no count and places no fibre use in Rumsu itself.
• The September 2022 operation: The Tribune gives 12,900 bigha "in a two-week operation" by four teams; ETV Bharat gives 13,000 bigha over "करीब 3 सप्ताह" (about three weeks), in "मनाली व मणिकर्ण के इलाके" (the Manali and Manikaran area). ETV's list of the teams' places is not counted in the article: "धारा जरी" may be one place or two, giving 16 or 17 names. The article reports both reports' figures.
• The accession pages store the collection date as 03/09/2023, while the accession names and the collector's diary give 2022. Not resolved here.
• The accession pages store admin_3 = Naggar Tehsil, a tehsil that does not exist; the census puts Rumsu in Kullu tehsil, which is what this page's infobox stores.
• Image: File:Kullu-cannabis-field.jpg was taken on 5 September 2022 at 14:31 (EXIF), the day of the "Rumsu Feral Landrace" diary post, but it carries no GPS. It is held back as an optional figure; where it was taken is not established.

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One image has a place in the article, but its location is not yet confirmed. Its file link is kept hidden in the page source and can be restored once it is:

• File:Kullu-cannabis-field.jpg (Geography): File:Kullu-cannabis-field.jpg is already on the wiki (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, uploaded 19 January 2026) and is the Kullu Valley lead image. Its EXIF original date is 5 September 2022, 14:31 (Panasonic DC-GX9), the day of the Rumsu visit, but it carries no GPS and its file page says only "Kullu Valley". The embed stays hidden until it is confirmed that the photograph was taken at Rumsu.