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of the Hari Rud, which it joins about 5 miles north-west of Juman Agha.
— [Taylor, Napier, Stewart.)
MUJAFARABAD—Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A village in Khurasan, to the right of the road from Anarbat to Turshiz,
14 miles south-east of the iormev—(Taylor.)
MUJAB PASS— Lat. 88° 13' 0", Long. 57° 30' 0' / ; Elev. ' [Napier).
A, pass over the Kuran Dagh range to the Atak. It is 84 miles by the
bridle-road from this to Bujnurd. The pass is practicable for laden mules.
— [Napier.)
MUJIN SHAHRTjD—Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A village in the Shahrud district, about 20 miles west of Shahrud, situated
in the apes between the junction of the Shentu and Tapal spurs of the
Shah Kuh, amidst the ramifications of the lower spurs.— [Lovett.)
MU KDidM — Lat. , Long.^ ; Elev.
A frontier village of northern Khurasan in the district of daraghaz, and
on the road from Lutfabad to Abivard. It was in 1881 inhabited by
Turkumans, who live in aldjalcs, or Turkuman tents, amongst the ruins of
the Persian village.— [Stewart.)
MTJLABAD—Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A village in Khurasan, miles north of Mashhad.— [MacGregor^)
MULAHABAD—Lat. , Long. ; Elev. '.
A small village in Khurasan, about 1 mile from Kakh, on the road to
Kam. There is a pond, fed by a stream, near the village.— [Bellew.)
MULAH KALA—Lat. , Long. ; Elev. '.
A small fort in Astarabad bay, and the nearest to the town of Astorabad
It is much frequented by native boats, which bring cargoes of salt and naph
tha from Chalakan for the Astarabad market.— [Napier.)
MULAMANAIK— Lat. 37° 13' 0", Long. 58° 28' O''; Elev.
A village in northern Khurasan, 35 miles south-east of Shinvan.— [Intelli
gence ^Department, War OJJice.)
MTJLASAN—Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A spur of the Kuh-i-Gumuz in south Khurasan, diverging out first to the
northward, then converging around to meet the northern range, so as to
describe a valley of about 10 miles in width, in which is situated the military
post of Nasratabad. It is on the south-east edge of the Dasht-i-Lut.
There are groups of ten and twelve Baluchis living in these hills, where
they lead a pastoral life, and produce wool in large quantities. Fruits of
some kinds grow on these hills.— [Rozario.)
MULHAK— Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A village in Khurasan, 33 miles from Khaf and to the west of the road thence
to Turbat-i-Haidari. There are gardens here, and abundant water.—
[Taylor.)
MTJMINAbAD, on NARJTJN—Lat. , Long. ; Elev.
A buluk of the Kam district of Khurasan. It is separated from the
Sunnikhana buluk by the Kuh Muminabad [q.v.). It is under the
charge of a ‘ zabit,' or governor, whose head-quarters are at Sardbisha.
Its principal villages are Sardbisha, Dastaghich, Ghughu, Hasanabad,
Duruh, Zulish, Shika, Bardar, Bushka, Mud a Fanud, Kan fin's, Arvvand,
Murtawang, Beja, Taka Darakht, Bahuljird, Bojd, Hajiabad, Mazrua,