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BAGHAYl-
BAG—BAG
A village about 28 miles from Meshed, near Gunabad, on the road to
K uchan,— {Maclean.)
BAGH BAGHU, or BAQ BAQU—
A small walled village in Eastern Khorasan, 64 miles east-south-east of
Meshed on the road to Sarakhs, on the right bank of the Kashaf Rud. It
is the property of Mirza ’AH Ashgar Khan of Tabriz, and has a population
of 20 Barbari famlies. There is a Persian telegraph office on the Meshed-
Sarakhs line, and a good mud fort with a garrison of about 30 men. The
water of the Kashaf Rud here is exceedingly brackish. Supplies procurable
in small quantities. Fuel from tamarisk trees in the river-bed.—
Thomson ; MacGregor ; Condie ; Stephens ; Galindo ; Sykes, 1905.)
BAGHCHAND (Napier), or BIKHKAND (MacGregor)—
A hamlet in Khorasan, 54 miles from Meshed and 2 from Bardeh, on the
road to Kalat-i-Nadiri. It has 5 or 6 houses, a tower on a rocky hill, a
good stream, and some cultivation.— (Napier ; MacGregor.)
BAGHCHEH (No. 1)—
A small village in the Sar-i-Jam sub-division of the Meshed district of
Khorasan. Water good. Supplies procurable in small quantities.— (Mania
Bakhsh.)
BAGHCHEH (No. 2)—
A village in the north-western part of Qalpush, in the Nardfn district
Khorasan. It was built in 1881 by Afrasiab Khan of Nardin.— (Schindler.)
Long. 57° 35'— (Intelligence Division, War
30'
BAGH DAMUT— Lat. 37
Office).
A village in Northern Khorasan, about 15 miles east of Bujnurd.
(Intelligence Division, War Office.)
BAGH GAT—
A village in Khorasan, 28 miles east of Dasht.— (MacGregor.)
BAGH-I-GUD—
A ruined village of Khorasan, 25 miles from Shahrud, on the road to
Herat. There is a well of indifferent water. No supplies.
The garden belonging to this now ruined village was many years ago
bequeathed by its pious possessor to poor travellers, and every traveller on
foot received 4 lbs. of grapes, every horseman 2 lbs.— (Schindler.)
BAGH-I-JIK—
See Bagh Jik.
BAGH-I-KALEH—
A small hamlet of 8 houses between Radkan and Gulugah in the province
of Astarabad. and 4 miles from the former village.—(Aapfer.)
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