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RAZ—RIG
RAZMAKAN—
A village of 20 houses, about 28 miles south-east of Buinurd, some miles
south of the road from Bujnurd to Shirvan.— {Schindler.)
RAZUQ—
The name of a small village with some walled vineyards and fruit gardens
Similes on the north side of the village of Ghip (g'.v.), Khorasan.— {Bellew;
Rozario.)
RAZVAN—
See Rizan.
RAZVIA—
See Rizvia.
RIAB—
A village in the Gunabad buluk of the Tabas district of Khoiasan.
Supplies procurable.— {MacGregor.)
RIABlD— Lat. 36° 42' 10"; Long. 55° 49' 30"; Elev. 3,367'—{Lemm).
A village of the Kalateh-i-’Arab-u-’Ajam {q.v.), 46 miles from Shahrud.—
{Schindler.)
RIBAD or RIHVAND or RIVAD or RlVlND— Lat. 36° 12' 20";
Long. 57° 19' 0"; Elev. 3,096'— {Lemm).
A village in the district of Sabzawar and 20 miles from the town of that
name on the road to Tehran.
As it is watered by a fine mountain stream, cultivation is carried on to
a considerable extent so as to produce fine fields and gardens of mulber
ries. Supplies and water procurable.
The village contains 150 houses, and has a bath, a masjid and a good
water-supply. The principal water-course rises in the hills 12 miles north
of the village, near the grave of Sultan Saiyid Quraish. A quantity of
white pepper is grown here.— {Schindler.)
RICH—
A populous village, 15 miles from BIrjand, on the road to Kirman,
situated in a tangi, enclosed by hills, fertile and well cultivated.— {Mold-
ud-Din.)
RlG-I-’AMRANl—
A sandy plain in Khorasan, dividing the district of Kain from Khaf.—
{Bellew.)
RlG-I-PANJ ANGUSHT—
A part of the Lut, or desert, between Kirman, and Khorasan, remark
able for the number of peaked eminences in it. It is near the Kirman
edge of the desert*. A remarkable elevation, called Dau Dauvanak (from
the custom of travellers running races to its summit) is passed in travers
ing this part of the Lut.— {Khanikoff.)