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RUD-RUK
A
RlTD-I-SHOR—
A stream of salt water flowing towards the Kavlr of BiiWan ^4.
Miandeh (the last village of tfe Mahvilat
« a ‘ d f" district) and Amram (the last village of the Tabas district) being
about 8 miles from the former and about 12 miles from the latter The
ud ' 1 ' Shur lia T s pre^P^ous banks, and is fordable only at one place in tin-
dry season. In the rainy season it is impassable. ^
T he stream of water at the end of April was about 20 feet wide and
about 6 inches deep, and it took about three quarters of an hour (in
the dry season) to get a caravan across.--(Mawfo Bakhsh ) '
RUD-I-SHURAB—
A good-sized stream running through a deep ravine near the village of
Shurab, about 45 miles east of Sabzawar, Khorasan.—(ifazonb )
RUD-I-TURAS—
A stream in the Tabas sub-district of Sabzawar, 5 miles east of Jagbatai-
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RUD-I-USHTURAN—
™ terc ™ rs ' in KhfSsan, generally dry, about 5 miles from Cliah-i
Sagak (on the Perso-Afghan frontier) towards Duruh.— (ftjffew 1
ROD KHVAR—
A village in the Turbat-i-Haidaii district of Khoiasan, on the road be-
tween Rhaf and Turbat-l-Haidari, about 42 miles from the former and 29
im caHle d%,i,l 0 r,° nS,StS °J 50 h0U8 ‘“ S an<1 ^inhabitants, and possesses
100 cattle and 500 sheep and goats. The annual production of wheat and
ailey m ordinary years (| wheat, 1 barley) is about 900 Indian maunds
Water-supply from a la„z.-(C. Wanliss, August 1903)
RtfH—
pun-^fe^) Kh0r5san ’ ° n the of the f™m Dar.Qd to Nisha-
RfJI KHAF—
See Khaf.
RUl SANG—
A Vllla 8 e ln the Bijistan buluk of the Tabas district of Khoiasan.—(Be^ew.)
RUKHl— ,
A village in Khorasan, lying in a valley surrounded by hills on the road
irom Sa^zawar to the turquoise mines at Ma’dan.—
RUKNABAD (Qanat)—
KhorasLi° f It irH^atf^tl Y ^ ^ ak n-ud-Dauleh, Governor-General of
Ark and S^r ab C t 6 Iar f t f ^^^tside Meshed, situated between
e Ark and iSanab Gates, and the garden and buildings of the citadel
r 1,110 ““ J '“ rt is end0W5d shrina—-