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BAZ-I-KAND—
A village of 60 houses in the Tahas sub-district of Sabzawar, 1 mile
south-west of Tabas. In the hills south of Baz-i-Kand are some copper
mines with very rich ore.— (Schindler.)
BAZIKASH—
A small village with pasture lands in the Astarabad district. It is a little
south-west of Ziarat, to which village there is a path by a difficult pass.—
(Lovett.) ^
BAZIR—
A village in the Bujnurd district of Khorasan.—(ilfawhi Bakhsh.)
BAZKHANEH—
A village containing about 100 families, situated in the south-eastern
corner of the Bujnurd valley in Khorasan.— (Mania Bakhsh.)
BEHARDAN—
A village situated to the left of the road between Mihr and Ribad in the
Sabzawar district of Khorasan.— (Mania Bakhsh.)
BEHLULl or BAHLURl—
A tribe of nomads who inhabit the desert hills of Kain. They are said to
have come originally from Barfarush in Mazandaran.— (Stewart )
BEHMANABAD— Lat. 36° 20' 30" ; Long. 56° 43' W-(Napier).
Formerly an important place, now a village of 150 houses, in Khorasan
belonging to the Mazinar sub-district of Sabzawar and about 56 mXs fr®m
the latter place. It was partly destroyed in 1870 by a great flood, and
the people are only slowly rebuilding their houses, many of the former
inhabitants having settled in new Mazinan. It supplies 30 tufangchis
towards the 200 of the Mazinan district. It has an old ruined mosque
and the graves of two saints, Sultan Saiyid Qurish and Sultan Saiyid
Isfna’il.— (Schindler.)
BEHMANGAN or BIHMANGAIsr (No. 1) (Defiles or Streams)—
Name of a defile and a stream in the Hazar Masjid hills north-east of
Radkan in Khorasan. The stream coming from Zu Behmangan (Behman-
gan defile) joins the Kashaf Rud in the marsh.—(0. E. Yate.)
BEHMANGAN or BIHMANGAN (No. 2) (Village)— 1
A village in the Radkan sub-division of the Meshed district in Khorasan
situated in the Zu Behmangan.— (Mania Bakhsh.)
BEHRABAD—
A village in the Khaf district of Khorasan, about 2 miles south
east of Nishtafun and 10 miles south of Khaf. It is surrounded by pine
plantations, and consists of 25 houses and has some 60 inhabitants.
The village possesses 50 cattle, 400 sheep and goats, and 20 camels,
and has 5 windmills, each capable of grinding 18 Indian maunds in