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KHANAK—
A village in the Zarand district, about 44 miles north-west of Kirman,
near the road thence Yazd. It is situated under the Hutkan range of
mountains, and consists of flat-roofed stone-built houses, with a ruined
mud fort on a mound in the centre, and with fine orchards around. Three-
quarters of the village is Government property. In 1882 the qandt which
irrigates the cultivation of the place was destroyed by a swollen moun
tain torrent issuing from a gorge 2 miles above the village.— (Stack.)
KHANEH AMEE—
A village in Kirman, 8 miles west of Saidabad, in the district of
Sarjan, and nearly uninhabited.— (Kinner — Abbott.)
KHANEH-I-SHAIKHFABHAN— Lat. Long. Elev.
A village on the Diz river, about 2 miles above Kut Bandar. It is also
called Ilm Kathir. It consists of a combined fort and caravanserai built
of mud, and was until recently the head-quarters of Shaikh Farhan Asad,one
of the heads of the Kathir tribe, but he has now removed to Deh Nau.
Another form of the name is Lim Kathir.— (Persian Gulf Gazetteer
1908.)
KHANEH-I-KHET, vide KHAN-I-KAT.
KHANEH-I-MIRZA—
A village on the road from Chighakhur to Fehlian, 13 farsakhs from the
former, some 40 miles west-south-west of Yazdikhast.—(>ScAmdfer.)
KHANEH-I-KITF, vide KHAN-I-KAT.
KHANEH PANJ—
A village in the Yazd district, about 65 miles east of \azd, and 12 miles
west of Bafq. Khaaneh Panj is situated on the edge of the great Kavir (or
salt plain) which extends all the way from Zarand. It consists of a stable
and some small out-houses, little vaulted chambers more like hen-coops than
human habitations. Close by are two tanks of foul and brackish w r ater,
greasy, slightly sickening, and overlying a deposit of black mud.
(Stack.) .) . -
KHANEH KAH-DAN or KEHDAN— Lat. 28° 55' N. ; Long. 53° 25' E.;
Elev.
A village in Fars, 3 miles north of Asmangird which is on the main
Jehrum-Shiraz road, and itself on a parallel track running to Baba Aajm
and Abadeh. A flourishing village ; population about 300 ; houses about
50. Large orchards all round, and extensive irrigated cultivation. Water
from wells, qandts and irrigation cuts. Grazing good ; supplies scanty:
fuel scarce.— (Wilson, 1907.)
KHANlK— Lat. Long. Elev.
A village in Fars, 13 miles from Farrashband, on the road to Kazarun.
Water good from brooks. No supplies, except forage and sheep from
lliats. This place was deserted in 1871.— (St. John.)
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