The Arghandab, the chief tributary of the Helmand,
has its sources 8500 feet above the sea, in the
roots of the Paghman and Gul-Koh mountains, in
the two elevated valleys of Jarmatu and Aludani,
which are inhabited by independent
Jaguri Hazaras. The
Basin of the Helmand By Markham Page 196
Sheep's wool and camel's-hair cloth are
brought into the market here from the adjoining
Hazarah country. Ghazni,
Afghanistan