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into ruins. There is an abundance of first-rate water, and some supplies
are procurable. There is a silk-reeling manufactory here.—(Cfer^; Taylor.)
KHALIL PAIGHAMBAR— Lal. 37° 41' 30"; Long. 55° 20' 0".
A sta^e in the Turkoman district of Astarabad, 32 miles from Gurgan on
the road to the Atrak river, from which it is 14 miles distant. It is marked
by an imdmzddeh place! on an isolated hill. (Napier.)
KHALQANLU TUZANLU—
A village in DarrehGaz, Khorasan, half a mile south of the road to Khchan
by the Davand pass, and 12 miles north-west of Muhammadabad. It con
tains 20 houses..— (Napier.)
KHALQ YIRDl—
A village in Kurdish Khorasan on the road between Darreh Gaz an l
Kuchan.— (MacGregor .)
KHAMSABAD—
A village in Khorasan on the road from Paidabad to Sultan Maidan.
KHANAK—
' A village in Kirman, 27 miles north-west of Kirman town. It is a flat-
roofed, stone-built vilage, with a ruined mud fort on a mound in the centre,
and with fine orchards around.— (Stack.)
KHlNAQ— Lat. 33° 34' 0"; Long. 59° 6' 0"; Elev. 6,550'.—(Sf. Join.)
A village 57 miles from Birjand on the road to Meshed by Kam, 2 miles
north of the pass of the same name. It consists of 8 houses and 24 in
habitants, and possesses 14 cattle and 500 sheep and goats. The annual
production of wheat and barley (f wheat, | barley) is about 67 Indian
maunds. A certain amount of safiron is grown and commands a very
high price : 1 Kiln maund* fetching 282 krans. Kam and the' surround
ing district supply nearly the whole of Persia with saffron.— (C. Wanliss,
August 1903.)
KH ANEH-I-’AJ AB—
A hill in Kurdish Khorasan 10 mdea north-west of Shirvan and 2,000
feet above the level of the valley on which it stands.— (Napier.)
KHAN-I-BILACH—
A fine hill just above the town of Bui nurd in Kurdish Khorasan.—
(MacGregor.)
KHAN-I-KHOD!—Lat. 35° 55' 9*; Long. 55 a 55' 30"; Elev. 3,500'.—
(Napier.)
A village of 60 houses in the Birjumand d : strict of Shahmd-Bu^am,
about 56 miles from Shahrud on the road to Turshiz. It has fine gardens
and a good water-supply. The people of this village are well featured and
very fair. The village is Government property and is held in fief by the
7ahir ud-Dauleh, son-in-law of Nasr-ud Din Shah.— (Taylor; Schindler.)
PI maund (Kain) =3 ft>s. 10 oz.