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BlGH—
A village in the district of Khamseh. It is on the post-road between
Tehran and Tabriz, being 225 miles from the former.— (Cham'pain.)
BAGHCHAJUG—
A picturesque and well-wooded village, about 5 miles to the west-south
west of Maku in north-western Azarbaijan, one of the summer residences
of the chief. A little higher up the mountain side is the yaildq or summer
camp.— (Picot, 1S94.)
BAGHCHEH PASS— Elev. 7,530'.
Is crossed by the road from Kandula to Balisht (Kirmanshah). The
ascent from the south is long and gentle up a narrow and winding valley,
which contains patches of cultivation, and a fair stream of water lined in
places with poplar trees. To the north the descent to Balisht is steep
down the shaly sides of bare rounded hills.
The pass itself is bare and open; the ground shaly, with scanty her
baceous plants ; on the north slopes of the hills grass is plentiful: no wood
or water.
On either hand the ground slopes gently up the bare rounded summits
200' to 300' above the elevation of the pass itself, which can be turned
by steep and winding tracks over the adjacent hills. Practicable for
laden animals and very easily improved.— {Burton.)
BAGH-I-FIN—
A garden situated about 3 miles east of Kashan. It is celebrated for
a beautiful stream of water, said to possess medicinal qualities.— {Morier.)
BAGH-I-KUMUSH—
A village inhabited by Hadavand nomads in winter and situated in the
Jajrud valley, east of Tehran.— {Schindler.)
BAGH-I-MARAF—
A village in Azarbaijan, 9 miles west of Tabriz, and on the left bank
of the AjI Chal.— {Schindler.)
BAGH-I-SAD— !
A fine garden in the outskirts of Taft (? Baft) on the Yazd side. It is in
the Plsh-kuh division of the Yazd district. There is a wed built house with
a high “ hddgir ” in the garden.— {MacGregor.)
BAGH-I-SHAH (1)— Lat. 35° 37' 26"; Long. 52° 19' 30"
A fine village on the road from Tehran to Shahrud {via Flruzkuh), about
85 miles from the former. The surrounding country is very fertile, producing
wheat, barley, maize, pulses, castor-oil, and cotton.—(Yapier.)
BlGH-I-SHAH (2)— Elev. 3,350'. '
K village of about 30 houses on the right of the road from Tehran to
Kashan at 28 miles from the latter.— {Schindler.)
BAGH-I-SHAH (3)—
A village about 66 miles from Barfarush, on the road to Tehran by
Damavand.— {Ouseley; Morier.) J