"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد I" [ظ‎‎٤‎٦] (٨٢٠/٩٧)

78
BAT—BAZ
<0
BATAMAN Lat. 37° 29 0 ; Long. 57°25 / 0— {Intelligence Division, War
Office).
A village in Northern Khorasan, about 5 miles east of Bujmlrd. {In
telligence Division, War Office.)
BAVAJU—
4 lar § e villa g e in the Atak district containing 300 houses of Turkomans.
It is situated on the road from Kalat to Darreh Gaz by the Atak. It is
watered by the Shamstu river, and supplies are procurable.—(Ifac-
Gregor.)
BAYAMAN—
A tributary which joins the Atrak river on the left bank shortly after
the latter has passed Shirvan.— {Petrusevitch.)
BAZA—
See Baz-i-Hur.
B AZANAB AD—
A village in Khorasan, situated m the Nlmbuluk valley, and a few miles
west of the village and fort of Girimanj. It has rich orchards and vine
yards.— {Goldsmid; Bellew.)
BAZ-I-AB—
A village in the Kain buluk of the district of Ksdn.-—{Bellew.)
BAZ-I-HAUZ—
A village in the Meshed district of Khorasan, 161 miles from Meshed
on the main caravan road to Herat. It is inhabited by about 20 families
of Bu,rbaris, who possess about 40 cattle and 300 sheep and goats. The
annual production of wheat and barley (§ wheat, ^ barley) is in ordinary
years about 1,300 Indian maunds. The water-supply is from the
Chashmeh-i-Chinar, which passes Kulumbeh, 2 miles further U p.—( Wanliss,
1903 ; Sykes, 1905.)
BAZ-I-HUR or BAZA—
A village about a mile to the west of the road between Turbat-i"
Haidari and Meshed, about 43 miles from the former place. It is situated
in a small valley 1| miles long and 1 mile wide, immediately to the north
of the Muhammad Mirza pass. The village, which is built on the side
a hill, possesses 220 cattle, 900 sheep and goats and 20 horses. The annual
production of wheat and barley amounts to about 4,300 Indian maunds.
About a mile from the village is the caravanserai of Robat-i-Safid {q.v.).
Plentiful supply of fresh water from a stream.—(G. Wanliss, August 1903.)
BAZIJ—
A village in the well-watered plains south of Shahrud.— {Bellew.)