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place about 2 or 3 miles off. It has a certain importance as being the
junction of roads for Tabas, Turshlz, and Bushruieh.— {MacGregor.)
DEH-X-MULLA— Lat. 36° 16' 9"; Long. 54° 44' 0" ; Elev. 3,856'.—(Xemm.)
A village in the Zirustak sub-district of Shahmd-Bustam, in the frontier
line between that province and that of Mazandaran. It contains 200 houses
with a ruined fort on a mound. Supplies are procurable in small quantities.
The water of the stream that irrigates the gardens of the village is brack
ish, but about 1 mile beyond and near the serai is an excellent stream.
This village pays a revenue of 2,000 tumdns (£800) and 500 Jcharudrs of
grain (about 220 tons).
. A few families live in the ruins of the old fort on an artificial mound.
There is an old brick serai of Shah ’Abbas outside of the village. Two
serais built of sun-dried bricks are inside the village. There is also a post-
house. Behind the village are splendid gardens, and a capital house for
travellers who are able to pay well for the accommodation. There are cop
per mines about 30, and gold mines 70 miles south of this village.—
{Stuart; EastwicJc] Felly ; Goldsmid, 1873-; Napier] Schindler.)
DEH-I-NAU (No. 1)—
A small village in the Sar-i-Jam buluh of the Meshed district in Khora-
san. Water good. Supplies procurable in small quantities.—(ilfawkt
Bakhsh.)
DEH-I-NAU (No. 2)—
A walled village in Khorasan, miles from Sultanabad (Turshiz), to
the south of the road to Shahrud. There is a good supply of water here
from qandts .— {Clerk] Taylor.)
DEH-I-NAU (No. 3) or DEH-I-NAU BAND—Lat. 34° 23'O"; Long. :
57° 6' 0" ; Elev. 3,000'.— {Stewart.)
The name of two villages in Khorasan lying close together on the road
from Yazd to Nishapur, and 34 miles from Shirkhisht. They contain
together about 40 houses, but no caravanserai. The water is plentiful
and good, and supplies are abundant. There are also gardens, where
a limited amount of grapes, figs and apricots are produced.— {MacGregor ;
Stewart] Gill.)
DEH-I-NAU (No. 4)—
A village in Khorasan on the road from Khur to Sabzawar, and 100 miles
from the latter town. Water and supplies are procurable.— {MacGregor.)
DEH-I-NAU (No. 5)—
A village 9 miles from Birjand on the road to Kirman.— {Molii-ud-Din.)
DEH-I-NAU (No. 6)—
A village containing 20 families situated to the east of the road from
Mashkan to Ma’dan. in the Nishapur district of Khorasan.—(//, M. Temple.)-
DEH-I-SANG-I-QILlDAR—
A village in Khorasan, 12 miles from Shurab, on the road from Nisha
pur to Sabzawar. The boundary between the Nishapur and Sabzawar