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Name.
Ma'ili (Jabal) ..
Malcolm Inlet ..
Mansal .
Maqlab
Mas'ud (Ras
Shaikh).
Maqalaili
Maqaqah
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Position.
Near the north coast,
2 J miles south-east
of Kumzar.
On the southern
shore of Ghub-
bat Ghazirah.
On the west coast,
11 miles north by
east of Fine Peak.
Above Dibah
In the western of
the two large
coves that run
northwards out
of Ghubbat
Ghazirah, at the
north-east comer
of the Maqlab
isthmus.
Near Bai'ah ..
On the north side
of Khor-ash-Sham,
about the middle.
Nature.
Remarkable sharp
peak 1,894 feet high
and overhanging
slightly to the east.
Village of 6 houses..
A prominent cape
pointing north and
covering the en
trance of Khor-ash-
Sham from the west.
No details
Village of 100 houses
1 house
At the foot of it, on a
sandy beach in a bay,
is a fishing station
frequented by fisher
men from Kumzar.
See article
Ghazirah.
Ghubbat
The people are Dha-
huriyin and own
4 fishing boats.
See article Maqlab.
The land slopes up
gently from this point
towards Fine Peak.
In a little bight at the
northern end of the
cape is the tomb of
the Shaikh from
which it takes its
name. The Shihuh
say that the Shaikh
was a Saiyid from
the Persian coast who
was killed in battle
with the Turks (sic)
about 200 years ago.
They take no interest
in the tomb and do
not even repair it.
A habitat of the Khana-
bilah.
Inhabitants are Dha-
huriyin. Houses
are of dry stone with
roofs of timber sup
porting stones. There
are 5 Sambuks run
ning to Makran porta
and 15 fishing boats.
A habitat
Hail.
of the Ahl
There are some wells of
good water, said to be
the best in Khor-ash-
Sham. The inhabi-
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