"دليل بلاد فارس، المجلد I ويشمل محافظات أستراباد، شاهرود-بوستان، خراسان، وسيستان" [و‎‎١‎٠‎٧] (٧٢٢/٢١٨)

HTjSATNABAD—Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A spring with a small garden, but without habitation, 15 miles from Faulad
Mahala and 169 from Tehran, on the road to Shahrud via Firuz-Kuhi. It
is a good camping ground.— [Napier.)
HtfSAINABAD— Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A village in Eastern Khurasan, about 16 miles east of Shaughan, on the
road from Khaf to Ghurian.— [Stewart.)
LTjS AINA BAD— Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
One of the principal villages of the Jam district of Eastern Khurasan.—
[MacGregor.)
HTJSAINABAD— Lat. 32° 29'0", Long. 60° 10'50"; Elev. 418
[St. John).
A village in Khurasan, 66 miles south-east of Birjand, on the road to
Sistan. It is neatly built and surrounded by a wall having a round bastion
at each of its four corners, and a turret over the gateway. Its inhabitants
consist of some thirty families, of whom half are Shiahs and half Sums.
The soil, though gravelly, is very productive, yielding excellent crops of wheat
and barley. The water-supply is from a kandt or underground channel,
and, though clear and fresh to look at, is very brackish to the taste. A
spring of sweet water is to be found at the foot of the hills across the plains
to the east, at the site of an ancient castle called Kaldt-i-Kaimab [Fort of
perpetual vmter). The climate in the valley of Husainabad is described
as delightfully pure and invigorating, though very cold in the winter, when
a great deal of snow falls.— [Goldtmid, Euan-Smith, Bellew.)
HUSAINABAD— Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A village in Khurasan, about 11 miles from Mashhad, on the road to Sarakhs.
It is prettily situated in the slope of a brown, stony ridge in the midst of
fine plantations of poplars, and extensive vineyards.— [MacGregor.)
H(JSAINABAD—Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A hamlet in the Jagatai mountains, Khurasan. It has only one stream of
brackish water, and is the last village in the district of Juvain or Jagatai in
that direction.— [Napier.)
HTjS AlNABAl)—L at. , Long. ^ ; Elev.
A village of Khurasan, 29 miles from Nishapur, on the road to Yazd. It
contains 30 or 40 houses situated on the bank of a small stieam of salt
water. Sweet water is procurable from a ham, 3 or 4 miles distant. When
that supply fails, as it does in the summer, the people drink the salt water.
There is a limited amount of supplies obtainable.— [MacGregor, Gilt.)
HUSAINABAD— Lat. 37° 23' 20", Long. 57° 51' 30"; Elev.
[Napier).
A village in Northern Khurasan, on the left bank of the Atrak, about 5
miles west of Shirvan. It possesses fine groves and vineyards, and about
100 houses.— [Napier, MacGregor.)
HE S AINAB AD*— Lat. 37* 52' 0", Long. 57° 40' 0", Elev.
[Intelligence Department, War Office).
A village in Northern Khurasan situated in the valley of the Shinn Lhai.
— [Intelligence Department, War Office.)
Possibly identical with the preceding.