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KUMBALAN or GUMBAZLl—
A village, situated to the right of the road from Meshed to Kuchan, 27
miles from the former place. It is inhabited by 30 families of Kurds, who
possess 60 cattle, 200 sheep and goats and 30 horses. The normal annual
production of wheat and barley amounts to 2,000 Indian maunds.— (Ora-
noffsky, 1894.)
EUMISDAN— Lat. 36° 39' 50"; Long. 57° 19' 0" ; .Elev. 4,000' (Napier
3,800' (C. E. Yate.)
A small village situated in the Jaghatai district of Khorasan, on the road
from Jaghatai to Sabzawar. Prior to the famine years of 1870-72, it con
tained 150 houses and a population of 700 or 800 ; but depending for its
water-supply on one of the mountain streams, and having no kariz water,
it was entirely depopulated. An ’amil, or collector, has been settled in the
village, to prevent a fresh desertion of the desolate ruins, and to bring it
into a revenue-paying conditiom It produces good crops of wheat and bar
ley, though the water-supply is scanty.— (Napier.)
Kumisdan is situated about 3 miles south by west of the ruins of Ak Kaleh
14 miles from Jaghatai, 13 miles from Mihrabad and 30 miles fromTabas.
At present it contains only about 40 houses of Qilich Turks.— (C. E. Yale.)
KUNDABAD—
A village containing 30 families, between Rashldabad and Nishapur in
Khorasan.— (H. M. Temple.)
KUNDAR—
See Kundur (No. 2).
KUNDEH SUKHTEH—
A halting-place with a little cultivation, on the Perso-Afghan frontier, on
the bank of the Hari Rud.— (Maula Bakhsh.)
KUNDUR (No. 1)—
A considerable village in the Alghur sub-division of the Kain district
in Khorasan, on the road from Tun to Birjand and on the stage from Afriz
to Afzalabad.— (MacGregor.)
KUNDUR (No. 2)— Lat. 35° 12' 0" ; Long. 58° 16' W—(Napier.)
A large village in the Turshiz plain, 16 miles from the chief place of Tur-
shiz, Sultanabad, and 10 miles from Badrashkand. It is situated on two
canals brought from the Shish Diraz river, each running in a full stream
about 6 feet wide.— (Taylor ; Stewart.) ,
KUNSHl—
A halting-place on the south-west border of Kborasan, 100 miles south
west of Khaf and 80 miles north-east of Pusht-i-Badam*.— (Christie.)
KUPAL—
A hamlet and fort in the valley of the same name, passed 8 miles beyond
Chapashli, on the road from Meshed to Darreh Gaz.— (Napier.)
* Cannot be located. Khaf to Pusht-i-Badam is nearly 300 miles. j
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