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AB-I-GARM— Tjat. , Long. • Klev. / .
A stage in Khurasan, about 28 miles from Mashhad, on the road to
Kalat by Chacha. There is an old rubat of Shah Abbas here, and fuel
and forage in abundance.— [MacGregor.)
AB-I-GARM— Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A stage in Khurasan, on the road from Naiband [via Tun) to Mashhad,
30 miles from the first and 289 from the last. Supplies few; water
plentiful, but very slightly brackish.— [Stewart.)
AB-I-GAWAND— Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A small spring of water in Eastern Khurasan, 19 miles from Yazdun
and 39 from Ghurian, south-west of Revit.—[Stewart.)
AB-I-GUNDA-KTJH —Lat. , Long. • Elev. '
A large pool of fresh water in the district of Kain, Khurasan, 17 miles
from Husainabad, on the road to BiYjand. It is fed by a strong sprin«-
situated at the entrance of a gully in the hills. There are the ruins of
an old post-house here and a few bannah trees.— [Bellew.)
AB-I-HERAT—Lat. , Long. ; Elev. '.
A stream on the border of Eastern Khurasan joined by the Kashaf
Rud at Pul-i-Khatun.— [Najsier.)
AB-I-INCHA Lat. , Long. • Elev.
A river in Northern Khurasan flowing into the Atrak river from the
south.— [Intelligence Department, War Office.)
AB-I-KALAT— Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A stream in Khurasan running northwards through the natural fortress
Kalat-i-Nadin to the Atak. Its width, 20 miles above the hill skirt, is
l.v to !4 feet, with an average depth of 2 £ feet and a swift current, a
sufficient stream to irrigate a large stretch of cornland. After flowing
through the Atak for several miles, it waters the village of Chahardeh,
reoccupied by the Persians in about 1873.— [Napier.)
A B -1 - K HTJ R —-Lat . , Long. • Elev.
A liver in Khurasan, having its source near the village of Khur, some 35 miles
north-east of Mashhad. On its banks are two or three villages known
collectively as Chacha, reoecupied since 1872 and in 1874, having a popu-
Jation of 100 families taken from Kalat and Mashhad.—(iVa^V )
AM-KOKAI-Lat. 37° 55' O', Lohg. 56» 32' V.-(Intelligence Depart,
ment, War Office.) 1
A river in Northern Khurasan which flows into the Atrak. Its waters are
salt.— [Intelligence Department, War Office.)
AB I-MARTJSK —Lat. , Long. ; Elev '
A stream in the Mshapur district of Khurasan flowing south in the country
of the Amarlu Kurds, and eventually joining the Shfztrazk.—(jWgr.)
AB-I-MASHHAD-Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
nver in Isorthein Khurasan, also called the Kara-Su, flowing south-east
by east, and crossed about 10 miles from Mashhad between the villages of
Kamgosha and Kala Aulang by a deep ford. The road to Sarakhs follows its
. course for some tlme ab out the 30th mile out from Mashhad.—(JfacGWr.)
AB-I-MIHNA— Lat. ^ , Long. ; Elev.
A river or stream in Khurasan, having its rise near the village of Wardih,
t tfi 11 n ° win S north to the Atak. Its valley lies
m the chiefslnp of Kalat-i-^adm.—