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CH ABULKAN (Hubttu)—
A village of tlie district of Uxibitu.— {Government list.)
CHAHAEDULI (Tribe)—
A tribe which inhabits the valley of the Jagatu in Azarbaijan, round Mu
hammad jik and Sain Kaleh. They are a nomad tribe, originally from Luristan,
and were removed to Azarbaijan and settled in this district, which was formerly,
inhabited by Afghans.— {Rawlinson.)
They are often mentioned as a tribe of Kurdistan proper, but erroneously*
I beHeve. Nor is this district a district of Kurdistan.
See tribes of Kurdistan.
CHALAY (Merivan.)—
A village of the district of Merivan. It is at 1^ farsakh to the left of Khaul"
I zeh which is itself on the road from Baneh \o Merivan md Vinneh.—(Cus
toms).
CHAM-I-GAURA— . .
A stream in Kurdistan flowing at the toot oi a hill, the crest of which is sup
posed to form the boundary between Turkey and Persia,J about 3 miles from
Penjvin.
This is really the Ab-i-Zizub, but the people of Penjvin call it by the above
name. It flows eventually in to the Kizilji.—(T. C. Plowden.)
CHAM-I-KAMEREH—
According to Dr. Oskar Mann, one of the districts of Kurdistan.
CHA f ^lage to the left of the Senna-Sakiz road at 22| farsakhs from Senna.
— {Customs.)
This is probably Chupan.
CHA A^Mdtown in Persian Kurdistan between Senna and Hamadan about
k 35 miles from the former. {Kinneir.)
CHASHMEH-I-BAS— . miles west of Javanrud, Persian
A precipitous cliff yards to the north of it from
fXalt-, "p and goat,-(P*)
CHA f™^^f (J the distriL of Javarud. [
CHECHURANJBaneh)—
See Buin Sufla.
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