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BAD—BAD
BlDKHtfR— Lat. 37° V10"; Long. 58° 40 r 0".—(Stewart.)
A picturesque village in Kurdish Khorasan, 76 miles from Meshed, on the
road to Darreh Gaz. It is situated at the head of a valley and at the southern
entrance of a defile. Its inhabitants are Kuranlu Kurds.— (Napier, Ste
wart.) ,,
BADKlSH, or BADGHlS—
A small village situated to the right of the road between Mihr and Ribad
in the Sabzawar district of Khorasan.— (Mania Baksh.)
BADLEH—
A village in Astarabad, of from 500 to 700 inhabitants, situated on
a hill. It is on the road from Fulad Mahalleh to Chehar Deh, two marches
from the latter place.
BADMAK—
A village of Khorasan in the Alghur sub-division of the district of Kain.
— (Bellew.)
BADMASTAN—
A small village of Khorasan, 34 miles from Chahrakhts and about 55
miles north-east of Blrjand.
BADRANLU—
A village containing 60 families of Badranlu Kurds, about 12 miles west
of the town of Bujnurd in Khorasan. It has a good stream of water.
The whole way from_Rujnurd to Badranlu is practicable for guns. There
is a scarcity of fuel, but it could be brought in sufficient quantities from
the surrounding hills. Chopped straw, barley and wheat are abundant here,
! and their production could be increased many fold. There are extensive
' vineyards here.— (Maclean.)
BADRASHKAND, BADARSUKAN, BAR AD ASK AN, BARDASKHAN, cm
BARDASKAND— Lat. 35° 19' 0"; Long. 57° 58' 0"; Elev. 2,860'—
(Stewart.)
A large village in the district of Turshiz, Khorasan, on the road from Yazd
to Nishapur, 105 miles by road from the latter town and 75 miles from
Sabzawar, on the road to Tabas. The road from Shahrud to Turbat-i-
Haidarl also passes through here. It is walled, and contains 500 houses
and 2,000 people. The water is excellent and plentiful, and supplies are
abundant. There is no caravanserai or public accommodation of any kind.
It possesses one hammdm (public bath) and one madraseh (college ) and a
good bazar. The plain of Badrashkand extends to Sultanabad(iKac-
Gregor; Stewart; Schindler.)
BADRUSHKAN—
See Badrashkand.
BADUN— ' *
A Village in the Nimbuluk sub-division of the Kain district,— (Bellew.),