"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد I" [و‎‎١‎٤‎٩] (٨٢٠/٣٠٤)

KABABEH—
See Chashmeh-i-Kababeh.— (Mania BakJish.)
KABEH—
A village in tbc Bakharz district of Khorasan, 8 miles to north-west of
Shahr-i-Nau. It is picturesquely situated, with an old fort on a knoll
surrounded by trees, and is inhabited by 25 families of Shamlus from
Jam. Water from a stream. Supplies in small quantities procurable.
—(Sykes, 1905.)
KABIR on KAVIR—
A small plain between Shurab and Nishapur. Its soil is sticky and
black, and after a shower of rain becomes almost impassable. Even
mules can hardly get through it.
KABUDAN—
A village in Khorasan, a little west of the road from Yazd to Nishapur,
on the stage between Sir and Sangird, from which latter village, it is
32 miles distant. It contains 300 houses.— (Ferner ; Gill ; War Office Re-
'port on Persia, Part II, Route 176.)
KABUDEH (No. 1)—
A village in the Kain district of Khorasan between the villages Shir
Khan and Sardab, on the road from the town of Kain to the frontier vil
lage of Gazik.— (Maula BakJish.)
KABUDEH (No. 2)—
A village in the desert of Dasht-i-Namadi, about 12 miles south-west of
Yazdan on the Birjand-Herat road. It is described as a perfect little
oasis in the sandy desert, being a swampy patch of ground covered with
reeds, with many small bushes, such as the tamarisk and oleander, grow
ing around, and a patch of green grass at the foot of a ruined tower.—
—(MacGregor.) _ . .
There is no population. The people of Yazdan cultivate it, and raise
about 60 kharudrs of grain annually.—(’^&Bs ’AU, 1907.)
Stewart describes the village of Kabudeh as small but flourishing, with
good and extensive cultivation, the wheat being especially fine.
kabUd marmar—
A pass in Kurdish Khorasan to the east of Bujnurd on the road to Shir-
van. So called from the light colour of the rocks which form the hill.
The ascent and descent are quite easy—(MacGregor.)
KABUGISH—
A village in Khorasan in the extreme south-west of the Turshiz dis
trict ; it is the third stage from Sultanabad on the road to Chehar Deh.—
(Stewart.)