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ANARBlT— Lat. 35° 18' 0" ; Long. 58° 2'30".—(Aa^er.)
A large and flourishing village of central Khorasan, so called from its
celebrated pomegranates. It lies on the road to Turshiz from Tehran.
A number of nomadic Persian Baluchis, under their chief, Nur
Muhammad Khan, live here, paying revenue to the Amir of Kaln. It
has 150 houses. The water is good and plentiful ; some supplies.—
{Clerk) Taylor\ Stewart.)
’ANDAGHAN—
A village of GO houses in the Sankhas group of villages south-west
of Bujnurd. It has a strong fort, with 6 towers, on a hill, and is watered
by a canal from the Shaughan river.— {Schindler.)
ANDAN—
A ruined fort and small village situated in the Samand-i-Shah pass, on
the road from Birjand to Lain and Hi miles from the former. It con
sists of 8 houses and 15 inhabitants. Good water-supply from a kdriz.—
{C. Wanliss, July 1903.)
ANDARAZl—
Ruins of a carav&n&e.rai and a deserted village, about 8 miles from
Saiyidabad, on the high road from Tus to Isfarain.— {Schindler) Yate )
ANDARKAD—
A vdlage in the Mian Vilaiat sub-division of the Meshed district of
Khorasan, on the road to Chiraian from Meshed. Water good. Sup
plies procurable.— {Maula Bakhsh.)
ANDARQl—
A village 9 miles from Meshed, a mile to the right of the road to
Kuchan.— {Schindler .),
ANDARUKH— Lat. 36° 34' 30" ; Long. 59° 34 A 30'—{Napier.)
A village in the Meshed district of Khorasan, 19£ miles from Meshed,
on the road to Kalat-i-Nadiri and 1£ miles from the Darband or pass of
Andarukh. It has a population of 100 Persian families, who own 120 cat
tle and 2,000 sheep and goats. The annual production of wheat and
barley amounts to 300 kharwdrs—{MacGregor' r Oranofsky, 1894; Smyth,
1906.)
ANlRAJ—
A village of Astarab&d, 4 miles from Astarabad, on the road to Bandar-
i-Gaz.— {MacGregor. )
AN KHAZA—
A hamlet in the Bakharz district of Khorasan, 1 mile to the west ot
Kaleh-i-Nau {g.v.), containing some 20 houses.—1905.)
AQA (AGHi) HASAN NAZIR—
A stage in Khorasan, 36 miles from Sabzawar, on the road to Turshiz.
Water plentiful.— {MacGregor.)
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