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278 KAD—KAH
KADAKANLU—
A small village situated on the Bughaz stream at the base of the Baghan
hill at the southern border of a small plain about 16 miles fiom Shirvan
in the Kuchan district in Khorasan.—(Maclean.)
KADEHGHAN—
A large walled village m the Baiaq sub-division of Turbat-i-Haidari
district of Khorasan, 75 miles south-east of Nishapur, on the road to
Tun. It contains 150 houses, inhabited by Persians, and is walled.—
(Ferrier ; Bellew.)
KAFGIR— Elev. 3,200'.
A village of Khorasan, 17 miles from Nishapur on the road to Yazd.
It contains 50 houses, a hammam, and a shed that does duty for a mosque,
in which travellers are lodged ; but there is no caravanserai. The water
is good and plentiful from qandts, and some supplies are obtainable.—
{Gill.)
KAFIR KALEH—
A ruined mud fort situated in a narrow valley a few miles south of the
Gudar-i-Dangi, on the road between Turbat-i-Haidari and Meshed, 511
miles from the former place. The fort is built on the summit of a small
hill in the middle of the valley. At the foot of the hill lies the village, con
sisting of 140 houses and containing 560 inhabitants. ^ It possesses 250
cattle and 1,500 sheep and goats, and the annual production of wheat and
barley in ordinary years amount to about 4,500 Indian maunds. The
mdlidt is 23 tumdns. Water-supply from the Gulbukra stream which
flows down the valley from the Dangi watershed. There is another small
village close by containing a caravanserai called Dasht Ruh.—(C. Wanliss,
August 1903.)
* KAFSHKIRI—
A village in the province of Astaralad, 3 farsakhs, or about 12 miles
from Astarabad town on the road to Barfarush by Gaz. It has about
150 houses. There is fine forest land about here.—{Holmes.)
KAFTAR KHAN—
A village containing 50 families in the Isfaraln district of Khorasan.
{H. M. Temple.)
KAH—
A luluh of the Sabzawar district of Khorasan. It is a hilly tract to
the north-west of the district, including the south-western spurs of the
Ja^hatai-Juvain hills and their inferior slopes. A good deal of the
soil is trap, and consequently fertile. Cotton and silk are raised. It
has eleven principal villages.— {Napier.)
KlHl—
A village of 120 houses, 3 miles north of Mazinan, on the road to Shah-
rftd in Khorasan. Its contingent of tufangchis towards the 203 of the
Mazinan sub-district of Sabzawar is 30.—{Schindler.)