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TAKHT-I-NAVlN— Lat. 37° 40' O'; Long. 57° 15' O'
A plain in northern Khorasan, 20 miles north-east of Bujnurd.—
(Intelligence Division, War Office.)
takht-i-shAh—
An elevated plateau in Khorasan, in the south-east of the state of
Darreh Gaz. It is said to be 5 miles long by 2 miles broad, and to afford
excellent pasture-ground.— (MacGregor.)
takht-i-yashAshI—
A plain in Khora^an, crossed between Bujnfird and Shahan, on the road
to Jajarm. It is about 3£ miles broad here.—(Aapier.)
TAKHT MANZAR—
A village containing 40 families, between Nishapftr and Qadamgah in
Khorasan.— (H. M. Temple.)
TAKKEH KHANEH (No. 1)—
A range of mountains in northern Khorasan, north of Meshed. They are
crossed between Meshed and Kalat, near Khur, by a very bad road.
Guns have been taken by it; but accounts as to the road differ. It is
probably very rough and bad; and the light guns taken to Tejen must
have been transported by hand.— (Napier.)
TAKKEH KHANEH (No. 2) —
A peak in north-east Khorasan, adjoining the Kara Dagh. It is the
most easterly of the peaks of the Elburz that attain any considerable
elevation.— (Napier.)
TAL-
A village in the Zirustak sub-district of Shahrud-Bustam, G miles south
west of Sh.&h.xxi&:—(Schindler.)
TALBGNor TALEH BUN or TULBIN— Lat. 37°4'40' ; Long. 55° 49'
0'; Elev. 3,700'.
A village in the province of Astarabad, Khoiasan, on the road from
Bustam to Jajarm, a couple of miles from Gulistan, and on the southern
slopes of the Zarkak (Zirkai) mountain. It has about 100 houses, and
belongs to the Nardin district.— (Schindler.)
TALQl—
A village in the Bakharz range in eastern Khorasan, neay the flourish
ing village of Zava (g.v.). — (Stewart.)
TAN AS VAR—
A village containing 50 families, between Shlrvan and Zubaran in the
Kuchan district of Khorasan.— (H. M. Temple.)
TANG GAH—
A long, low ridge in northern Khorasan, near the road from Sankhas to
Jajarm, over which there are three easy passes—the Gulbini, Tang-i-Kazi
and Gudar-i-Kuhsar.— (Napier.)