"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد I" [و‎‎٦‎٣] (٨٢٠/١٣٠)

BURJ-I-GARM—
A stage in Khorasan, on the road from Bushuria to Kirman, and
73£ miles distant from the former town. There is some bad water here,
but no supplies.— (MacGregor.)
BURJ-I-KALEH—
A village 20 miles from Naukhandan, on the road to Khehan. It has
20 houses.— (Napier.)
BURJ-I-KHUDA BAKHSH— Elev. 2,400'.
Name of a tower and pass on the road from PuI-i-Khatun to Zurabad
via Pas Kamar, It is situated between Pas Kamar and Kal-i-Kirau or Kal-i-
Muhammad Haji, at about a couple of miles from the latter place.—
(Maclean.)
BUR J-I-L AN GAR—
A ruined watch-tower on the left of the road between Turbat-i-Haidari
and Meshed, 62 miles from the former town. Here the road and telegraph
line from Tehran come in from the west, and the Tehran line runs alongside
the Meshed-Sistan line to Meshed. There is a spring of good water.—
(G. Wanliss, August 1903.)
BURJ-I-MfRAN or BURJ-I-LlRAN—
A village near Nishapur, on the left, north of the road to Meshed.—
(Bellew.)
BURJ-I-NAVl KHAN—
A tower in Khorasan, 46 miles from Kain, on the road to Birjand. There
is some fallow land and a few willow trees about it.— (Rozario.)
BURJ-I-QALICH KHAN—Elev. 4,300'.
A tower and halting-place between Zurabad and Turbat-i-Shaikh Jam
being 17 miles from the former and 22 miles from the latter.
There is a good spring at Burj-i-Qalich Khan used in spring and summer
by Timurls. Fuel can be obtained by sending to the neighbouring hills.—
(Maclean.)
BURKABl—
A village in Khorasan, 17 miles from Sabzawar, on the road to Kuchan.
It possesses 50 houses with good water and supplies.— (MacGregor.)
burzalAbAd—
A village of 100 houses on the road from Kuchan to Bujnurd, 12 miles
from Shirvan towards Kuchan, from which it is distant about 20 miles. It
has an old square citadel called Kamar Tappeh, now ruined.—-(Afac^re^or ;
Schindler.)
BURZANDI—
A hamlet about 40 miles from Shahrud, on the road to Astarabad by
the Chilchilian pass.— (Napier,)