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OHAH-I-SHIrTN-Lat. Long. Elev.
A village in the district of Liravi, about 6 miles from Dilam. It has 20
houses of Lurs. Wheat and barley are grown and there are 30 donkeys,
20 cattle and 300 sheep and goats.— [Persian Gulf Gazetteer, 1908.)
CH AH-I-SM AN LU—
A halting-place on the road between Shiraz and \ azd, four stages
from the former.— [MacGregor.)
CIIAHJA— Lat. Long. Elev.
A small village of about 50 houses, at the foot of a haleh on the top of
a small limestone hill, commanding the whole plain and road between
Tihran and Tundaran on the Isfahan-Burujird road.—(Preece, 1893.)
CHAH KABU—
A well on the eastern borders of Ears, 30 miles north of Bishneh. It is
similar to the Chah ’Alam well [q.v.). The water is found 8 feet below the
surface and is fresh and plentiful.— 1887.)
CHAH KAZIMEH—
CHAH KHANl- Lat. Long. Elev.
A village in the district of Dashtistan about 2 miles west of Chah Arab!.
It consists of 30 houses of Borazjunls, and wheat and barley are grown, but
there are only about 200 date-trees : there are 100 donkeys.—(Pmmn
Gulf Gazetteer, 1908.)
CHAH KUH—
A halting place in Ears on the road from Zaru to Burneh Chah, 14| miles
north-west of the former. No population ; only ajdiepherd’s hut with two
wells, one 3 | feet in diameter with good water, Tyfeet deep, the other con
tains’ slightly brackish water 9 feet deep. Immediately to the north of
Chah KGh is Chah Virazun [q.v.) where there are two more wells.—(Howe,
1906.)
CHAH KUGcA—
A small, deep well in Ears containing good water, passed about 11 [miles
from Bishneh on the road to Khairabad.—(Po 66 s, April 1903.)
CHAH KUNDAR— Lat. 28° 35' N.; Long. 55° 14' E.; Elev.
A small fort near the eastern boundary of Ears, 33 miles north-north
east of Furg. It contains two or three houses and a pond fed by a run
ning stream.— [Vaugham, 1887.)
CHAH KURAN -
A halting-place in Kirman on the road from BIrjand to Kirman, seven
stages from the latter place, with three or four wells of brackish water,
some of which are better than others. There are no inhabitants here.—
[Stewart.)
CHAHKUTAH— Lat. 29° 3' ; Long. 51° IF.
A large village and small district of the same name, bounded on the west
by the Bushire mashileh, on the north by Angal! and Dashtistan, on the east