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ARGHAN— Rat. ) Long. j Eley. 1
A village in Khurasan, 13 miles from Sultanabad (Turslnz), to the south of
the road from Turshiz to Shahrud.— {Tat/lor.)
ARGHAWAN SHAH —Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A. small village in the valley of Kalat-i-Nadiri, Khurasan. A gate of
Kalat-i-Nadiri also is called the Arghawan (or Arghan) Shah Gate! The
Kalat stream enters Kalat through the Arghavvan Shah openino- to the
district.— [MacGregor, JSapier, Peirusevitch.)
ARG-I-MUHAMMAD KHAN —Lat. , Long. ; Ele.v.
A village 7 miles from Bujnurd, in Northern Khurasan, on the road to Jah
J arm.— (Napier.)
ARIGEH— Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A halting place in Azarbaijan, three stages north of Ardabil, on the road
to Arlandez.— (Moore.)
ARIK— -Lat. , Long. ; Elev. \
The name given by the Turkmans to a peak near Garmak on the eastern
frontier of Khurasan. It is called by the Persians Doshakh (^. ?;.), and is
said to be visible for a long distance.— (Thomson.)
ARISHK— Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A village in the Zirik subdivision of Tabbas in Khurasan. It lies 14 miles
south of Bashrugah on the road to Karman. It has water and supplies.—-
(MacGregor.)
ARJUMAN— Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A village in the Narmashir district of Karman, south-west of Azizabad, on
the road from Bam to Bampur.— (Goldamid.)
ARMIA J ALLAN AT— Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A mountain range south of the road from Maiomai to Shahrud. From the
west of Shahrud, and on the road to Dili Mulla, the termination of the range
may be seen, with a wide expanse of salt desert beyond.— (Rozario.)
ARMIAN— Lat. 36° 2P 0", Long. 55° 27' 10"; Elev. 5,360' (Napier).
A village in Khurasan on the Shahrud-Mashhad road. It is situated in a
glen of the hills enclosing the plain of Maiomai to the south, from the base
of which issues a fine spring, which serves to water the village with its
numerous orchards and gardens, and about a couple of hundred acres of corn-
land. The aralile land has a rich soil and produces fine crops and good
fruit. Tobacco of good quality is also grown. The village has 40 houses
well walled in. The people are Arabs ; they have lost their language and all
recollection of their origin, but there are sufficient traces left in the patois
they speak to prove their southern origin.— (Bellew, Napier.)
ARSABAD —Lat. , Long. ; Elev. '.
A village in Khurasan, on the left bank of the Ab-i-Mashhad or Kashaf
Rud, and 1 mile below the ford on the Sarakhs road. The village of
Kala Aulang is opposite to it on the right bank of the river.— (MacGregor?)
ARTIAN— Lat. 37° 23' 0", Long. 58° 59' 0"; Elev. ' (Stewart).
A village in the Daraghaz province of Khurasan, 2 miles north by west of
Muhammadabad.— (MacGregor, Stewart.)
ARTIAN— Lat. , Long. ; Elev. '.
A village lying about 1 mile nearly north of Muhammadabad in the Laraghaz
district of North-Eastern Khurasan.— (MacGregor.)