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BA’ADlBlD (No. 1)—
A village in the Darreh Gaz district of north-eastern Khorasan, about
3 miles west of Muhammadabad and 2^ miles north of the road thence to
Kuchan. It contains 120 families of Turks, who possess 250 cattle and
3,000 sheep and goats. The normal annual production of wheat and barley
amounts to 4,480 and 3,200 Indian maunds, respectively.— {OranoffsJcy,
SA’ADABAD (No. 2) or SAIYIDABAD—
A hamlet in Khorasan, 5 miles from Shahrnd on the road to Meshed-
There is an ample supply of good water here for a large ioice.—(Napier ;
- Schindler.)
SA’ADABAD (No. 3)—
A stage in Khorasan, about 87 miles from Tabas, on the road to Nlsha-
' pftr.— (Kennier.)
SA’ADABAD (No. 4)—
A village containing 50 families, between Nishapur and Qadamcah, in
Khoiasa,n.— (H. M. Temple.) - . .
SA’ADlBAD (No. 5)—
A village on the main caravan route between Herat and Meshed, situat
ed 1 mile west of Kariz and 131 miles from Meshed. It contains 35
houses. The annual production of wheat and barley in ordinary years is
about 3,400 Indian maunds. It possesses 50 cattle and 600 sheep and
goats. Plentiful water-supply from a kdnz. Excellent camel-grazing in
the neighbourhood, but scanty fuel. The headman is Mahmud Riza
Khan, Hazira.—(G. Wanliss, October 1903.)
SA’ADABAD (No. 6)—
A village in the Bakharz district of Khorasan, a short distance to the
east of Kaleh-i-Nau (<f.v.), with a population of 25 Bakharzi families,—
(Sykes, 1905.)
SA’AD-UD-DIN—
r A village of about two hundred families, situated 28 miles south of
Sultanabad (No. !).—(#. M. Temple, 1900.)
SABIRA—
A village in the Mahvllat sub-division of the Turbat-i-Haidarf district of
Khorasan— (Bellew.)
SABZAR—
A small fortified village in Khorasan, situated in a nook in the hills
2 miles south-south-east of Kafir Kaleh, and about 30 miles south of Meshed
' — {Bellew.)