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ABM— Lat. , Long. ; Eley.
A stream in Northern Khurasan, rising in the Abri Hill and crossed by the
road from Naudili to Astarabad, 18 miles from llamian. It is wide
with a gravelly bed, and is impassable at times in early summer.— {Napier.)
ABM— Lat. 36° 53' 0", Long. 55° 17' O'; Elev.
A frontier village of 300 houses in the subdivision of Kuhpaya, district
Shahrud-Bustan, province Khurasan. It lies high up on the north face
of the Khush Gylak, some 20 miles west of them. It is 15 miles from
Bustan and 2d from Astarabad, and lies in the direction of the Yamut
Turkmans, the people speaking as much Turki as Persian. Water and
good supplies obtainable.— {MacGregor, Napier.)
ABMSHMI—Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A river forming part of the north-west boundary of Northern Khurasan,
and otherwise known as the Kalmura. It rises in the Al-A-Dagh range,
south-west of Bujnurd, and flows in a south-westerly direction. During
certain seasons the water comes down in high flood, while at others it has
little water. Its water is quite undrinkable, being far salter than sea water.
Stewart says it is also called Ab-i-Shur for this reason. It is crossed some
80 miles from Shahrud on the road to Sabzawar, and some 85 miles on the
road to Turslnz.
ABUL HAlAT—L at. , Long. ; Elev.
A stage on the borders of Yazd and Khurasan, on the road from Samnan to
Tabbas, 148 miles south-east of the former, 96 from the latter.
AB-UMRUTUK—Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A small spring outside the borders of Khurasan, 50 miles north-east of
Yazdun, on the road to Ghurian, which lies 8 miles distant.— {Stewart.)
ABU REZAK— Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
The name of one of the turquoise mines of Mhdan, a village lying 50 miles
north-east of Sabzawar, in Northern Khurasan.— {Khanikoff.)
AbUsAbAD—Lat. ,Long. ; Elev. 7 .
A small village in the Turbat-i-Haidari district of Northern Khurasan,
42 miles north-west of Rui Khaf, on the road to Turshfz. Supplies and
water procurable.— {Stewart.)
ABtJ SADl—L at. , Long. ; Elev.
A village in Khurasan, 5 miles from Nishapur, on the road to Mashhad,
and ^ mile to the south of the road. Lodging and supplies are obtainable
here.— {Gill.)
ABUZIR— Lat. , Long. ; Elev. '.
A lofty hill in Khurasan close to the town of Kain, which it completely
commands. On it are the ruins of strong and extensive fortifications, said
to have been built by the Gavars as a protection against the Turkmans; and
behind the hill is a natural reservoir in the rock filled with water, to the
depth of some 12 feet, in which bodies of deer and other wild animals
are constantly found drowned, having slipped in while drinking.—
smid.)
ABZAR— Lat. 38° 3U CU, Long. 57° G 7 O'; Elev. 7 {Napier.)
A pass in the Kuran-Dagh mountains, leading from Kurdish Khurasan to
the Atak, and about 80 miles north-north-west from Bujnurd. It is said
to be passable for laden mules,— {Napier.)