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’ABBAg BULAGH—
A village of Sain Kaleh, between Tabriz and Sinneh, 124 miles south of
the former, 102 miles north of the latter, 39 miles south of Maragheh.—
) (Morier.)
[ ’ABBAS SULTANlEH—
^ A village about 45 miles from Sagziabad, on the road thence to Kazvin
via Ziabad.— {Jukes.)
ABDAR-(l)— Lat. 36° 40'. Long. 48° 10'.
A small village 5 miles north of Kavand and 18 miles west of Zinjan.-*
{Schindler.)
iBDAR (2)—
A small village, 19 miles from Daulatabad on the road to Nihavand.—
{Schindler.)
ABD 01—
A Kurdish tribe, headman Isma’il Aga Simko owner of Qutur. Simko
has recently (1913), under Russian protection established himself also at
^ Somai.
Simko is a straightforward and honest Kurd with an unspotted reputation
I for loyalty to Russia Voyenni Sbornik May 1913.
ABDULLAH—
A village in the Pusht-i-Kuh sub-division of Yazd, some 36 miles south
west of Yazd, and 18 from Taft. Cultivation and Water.— {MacGregor.)
’ABDUL HASANI—
II Name of a tribe living in the province of Tehran.
’ABDULLAH-BEG—
A halting place in Kirmanshah, one march from Zuhab, on the road to
a ' Sulaimanieh.— {Rawlinson.)
’ABDULLAHAbAD (1)—
A village in the Saveh district, 65 miles south-west of Tehran, and 1
mile east of the town of Saveh.— {K. Abbott.)
’ABDULLAHAB\D (2)— Elev. 2,890'.
A walled village formerly of 300 souls on the Tehran-Meshed high road,
nd 11| miles west of Lasgird, deserted in 1860 on account of the failure of the
i is ” water-supply.
A few families from Deh-i-Nimak live here, and a tea shop is kept so long as
rainwater stands in the old Ab-Sambdr.
In the hills 8 or 9 miles North, a sulphur mine was worked prior to 1880
by the late Haji ’Ali Akbar, Amln-i-Ma’dan proprietor of the village.
’ABDULLAHABAD (3)— Elev. 4,000'.
far- A small village 14 miles from Kazvin on the Tehran road. It had a
t is post-house until the new road, a short distance to the north, was opened
in 1880. — {Schindler.)
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