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DEH ALT JAFAK.—
A village of 25 houses, belonging to the Mahal-i-Jazinalr, and situated in
the Sharaki district. It draws its water by a separate canal from the Zahak.
'Resources. —Three ploughs of cultivated laud, 20 cattle, 250 sheep and
goats, and 10 donkeys. r
DEH ALT MARDAN-J-LANG.—
A village of 90 wattle-aud-daub huts, which is the head-quarters of the
Mahal-i-Sartip, Mir Ma’asurn, in the Miankaugi district. The inhabitants
are Suruni and Kashaui Baluchis.
Besources. —Eighteen ploughs of cultivated land, 40 cattle, 600 sheep and
goats, 70 camels, and 60 donkeys.
DEH ALLASUFI.—
A village of 40 houses, belonging to the Mahal of Chilling in Sheb-i-Ab
and built on the banks of a small canal branching from the Kud-i-Sheb-i-Ab!
Resources, —Three ploughs of cultivated land, 1 horse, 50 cattle, and 20*
donkeys.
DEH ARBAB.—
A well-built village of 180 houses, situated close to the main track leading
from Nasratabad to Deh Dost Mohammed in the most extensively cultivated
and irrigated part of the Pusht-i-Ab district, about six miles from Nasrata
bad.
The cultivation of the village is watered by several small canals, leading
from one of the main branches of the Rud-i-Bunjar,
The inhabitants are of many small Seistan clans, chief among them
being Panjkah and Arbab.
Resources. —Fourteen ploughs of cultivated land, 12 horses, 150 cattle,
160 sheep and goats, and 170 donkeys.
DEH ASHGAR.—
A village of 40 houses in the east of Pusht-i-Ab, on the canal, which takes
off from the Rud-i-Bunjar near Deh Masti Khan and leads to Kasimabad.
The inhabitants are Kamali and Panjivah.
Resources. —Four ploughs of cultivated land, 10 cattle, 300 sheep and
goats, and 25 donkeys.
DEH AS-I-HAJI KARIM.—
A small village of 25 houses, situated on the southern edge of an inlet of
the Naizar, in the extreme north of the Miankangi district. From the
remains of an old mill near the village an excellent view of the surrounding
country can be obtained.
Resources .—Three ploughs of arable land, 4 horses. 400 cows. 150 sheen,
and 20 donkeys. *
deh awaz.—
A small village of 20 houses in the north of Sheb-i-Ab, belonging to the
large village of Daodi. It is situated close to the edge of the Naizar or
Hamun, on the Nahr-i-Daodi.
The inhabitants are of the Sayad and Gallawi clans.
Resources. —Four ploughs of cultivated land, and few cattle and sheep,
deh bachadur.—
A tamarisk wattle village of 60 houses in the Nahrui district, belonging to
the Mahal of Sharistan-i-Kohna.