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YtTNISTlN—
A village of the Kalateh-i-’Arab-u-’Ajam (q.v.). The Government lists
give this as Hunistan.— (Schindler.)
YGNSl Lat. 34° 48' 0"; Long. 58° 29' 0"; Elev. 2,900''—(TTaZA:er).
A village in Khorasan, on the road between r Jhn and Turbat-i-Haidari,
25 miles from Bijistan. In 1872 it was desciibed as an insignificant village,
very dilapidated and miserable looking, comprising a collection of some 250
huts round a central fort. It possesses, however, a commodious serai of
- baked bricks. It stands on a small river flowing westward into the desert,
and marking the boundary between the districts of labas and Turbat-i-
Haidari There are no gardens; and a singular absence of trees gives the
place a very forlorn look. This village was almost depopulated by the
‘ famine of 1871. There is a masonry bridge here over the stream above-
mentioned. It is in the Bijistan sub-division of the Tabes district. Water-
supply bad. Supplies very scarce.— (H. D. Napier ; Baggaley, 1909.)
YCttlQ—
' j A village of the Sunnikhaneh sub-division of the Kahi district of Khora
san.— (Bellew.)
Y0SUFABAD (No. 1)—
A village of 10 houses in the Tabas sub-district of Sabzawar, 18 miles
north-west of Tabas.——(ScArwdfer).
YUSUFABAD (No. 2) on USTJABAD—
A village 11 miles from new Kuchan and 2 miles from old Kuchan, in the
Kuchan district of Khorasan. Kurdi is the language of the common people.
It is a small village of about 50 huts, watered by a spring and qanats.—
(H. M. Temple.)
YUSUF ABAD (No. 3)—
A village containing 50 families, to the south-west of Rashidabad, at
a little distance from the road.—(H. M. Temple.)
YUSUF KHAN—
A village in the Radkan district of north-eastern Khorasan, situated about
11 miles south-east of Kuchan. It has a population of 100 families of Kinds
and Turks, who possess 200 cattle, 400 sheep and goats and 40 horses the
normal annual production of wheat and barley is 9,600 and 7,200 Indian
maunds, respectively.— (Oranoffsky, 1894.)
YUZBASHl—
A stream in north-eastern Khorasan, draining the eastern extremity of
the Kupeh Dagh range northwards, in the vicinity of the Kalateh Ckmar
stream.— (Petrusevitch .)