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HALMU KUTAL—
An easy pass in the Bujnurd district of Khorasan, about 4 miles from
Badranlu.— (MacLean.)
HALUAN— Lat. 33° 32' 0"; Long. 55° 31' 30".—(Stewart.)
A stage on the road from Khur to Tabas in Khorasan, about 75 miles
from the latter town, 70 miles from Pusht-i-Badam and about 50 miles
north-west of Tabas.
It is a walled village flanked by high round towers, and containing about
100 houses. It has some date tree plantations, and water is good and
plentiful from a qandt stream. A few supplies. Firewood plentiful
from the sandhills, beneath which lie the ruins of an ancient city. Camp
ing-ground good. Plentiful grazing for transport.— {MacGregor, Schind
ler.)
TIALVAl —Elev. 2,600'.
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A populous village 17 miles from Birjand on the road to Kirman, situated
in a tang, enclosed by hills, fertile and well cultivated.— {Mohi-vd-Din.)
HAMUT or HIM0D -
A village of 40 Garili Turk and Shadillu Kurd families on the road
from Bujnurd to Shirvan in Northern Khorasan.— {Schindler.)
HAMZEHKANLG^-
Name of a tribe of Kurds settled in the Gulmakan sub-division of the
Meshed district in Klibrasan.— {Mania Bakhsh.)
HANAFlEH or HINiLlat. 30° 45' ; Long. 57° 10' ; Elev. 6500'.
A hamlet in Kuhisfan situated about midway on the road from Kavar to
Khabls.— {Sykes, 1902-)
HAQVIRDl—
A villlage in the district of DarrehGaz,in Kurdish Khorasan, 4 miles from
Muhammadabad. It is surrounded by vineyards and fruit gardens.—
{Stewart.)
HAREHKAT—
A village in the Chul-i-Khaneh sub-division of Northern Khorasan.—
{MacGregor.)
HARHAR—
A stream flowing between Yas Tappeh and Gumbad-i-Kabus in Gurgan.
— {C. E. Yate.)
HARIG—
A village in North-Eastern Khorasan. It is situated in a fertile
valley between tw~o ranges of mountains, close to the large, flourishing
village of Zava which is 13 miles from Shaughan, on the road from Khaf
to Meshed.— {Stewart.)
HARI RUD or AB-I-HERAT—
A river on the north-east frontier of Persia, which forms the boundary
between that country and Afghanistan from Pul-i-Khatun to the point
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