'GAZETTEER OF PERSIA. VOLUME I' [‎14r] (32/820)

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^LliBAD (No. 2)—
A village in the Bushruleh snb-division of the Tabas district of
Khorasan, on the road from Bushruich to ’Abbasabad.— (MacGregor;
Stewart.)
’ALlABAD (No. 3)—
A village in the Turbat-i-Haidari district of Khorasan to the right of
the road between Kain and Turbat-i-Haidari, 47 miles from the former
and 24J miles from the latter. It consists of 50 houses with 140 ini abi-
tants and possesses 50 cattle ar.d 600 sheep and goats. The annual
production of wheat and barley (§ wheat and ^ barley) in ordinary
years is about 450 Indian maunds. Water-supply from a kdrlz .—
(C. Wanliss, August 1903.)
’ALlABAD (No. 4)—
A village in Khorasan in the plain or district of Bushtd-Bustam, and
one of the principal villages in the district.—(MacGregor.)
’ALIABAD (No. 5)—
A illage in the Nimbuluk sub-division of the Kain district of Eastern
Khorib an.— (Bellew.)
’ALlABAD (No. 6)— Elev. 7,300'.—(Lovett.)
A ruined village, about 10 miles from Astarabad, on the road to Sbah-
rud by the Quzluq pass. It lies at the foot of the pass, and hence the
pass is sometimes called the ’Aliabad pass. ’Allabad is now only a pasture
with a few springs, in the midst of a dreary valley.— (Khanikoff ; Napier ;
Lovett.)
»ALIABAD (No. 7)—
A village in the Kuchan district of Khorasan, 16 miles from Kuchan,
on the road to Meshed. It consists of 160 families of Jan KurbanI Kurds
who own 200 cattle, 2,000 sheep and goats, 100 horses, and 50 camels.
The normal annual production of wheat and barley amounts to <,200
and 6,300 Indian maunds respectively.—(Omwo/s^, 1894 ; Schindler.)
»ALlABAD (No. 8)— Elev. 4,182'.
\ village about half-way between Nishapur and the turquoise mines. It .
contains five families, is the property of the Malik-ut-Tujjar of Meshed, and
is situated near Kashidabad.-(H. M. Temple ; Schindler.)
ALIABAD (No. 9)—
A village in the Kuhpaieh sub-district of Shahrud-Bustam(& c /b'rcdfey.
’ALIABAD (No. 10)—
A village in the Mian Yilaiat sub-division of the Meshed district of -
Khorasan, situated on the road from Meshed to Chinaran. (Maula Bakhsh.)
’ALlAK— Elev.
f 4,100'— (Schindler.)
1 4,550'—(C. E. Yate.)
A village containing 30 families of ©aiyids situated on the road from
gabzawar to the turquoise mines, 14 miles from the former. Supplies
-scarce*— (C. E. Yate.)
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