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HUSAINAbAD (2)—
A large village, distinguished by two conical towers over the tomb of
a saint, to the right of the road from Tehran to Meshed, 63 miles from
the former. It belongs to the Khar district.— (Schindler.)
HUSAINABAD (3)—
A village 71f miles from KazvTn on the post-road to Tabriz.— (Schindler.)
HUSAINABAD (4)—
A village 9 miles east of Damghan, to the right of the road to Shahrhd.
— (Schindler.)
HUSAINABAD (5)—
A village 5 miles south of Damghan on the road to Frat.—(Nc/AndZer.)
HUSAINABAD (6)—
A village 17 miles from Damghan, on the road between Tehran and
Khaf in Khorasan — (Stewart.)
HUSAINABAD (7)—
A village of 40 houses in the Hazar Darreh district to the right of the
Tehran-Hamadan road, 6 miles from Khanabad.— (Schindler.)
HUSAINABAD (8)—
A village 9f miles from Kazvin, to the right of the road thence to Rasht,
— (Schindler.)
HUSAINABAD (9)—
A village, 21 miles east of Isfahan.— (Preece.)
HUSAINABAD (10)—
A village 12| miles from Tehran on the road to Hamadan.— (Schin
dler.)
HUSAINABAD (11)—
A walled village with gardens, 13 miles from Tehran oji the road to
Isfahan.— (Trotter.)
HUSAINAbAD (No. 12)—Lat 32° 31' 52 ,/ Long 53° 30' 32' Elev. 4,308.'
A small village in the province of Yazd, 75 miles from Yazd, 11 miles from
Agda. It was founded by Husain Khan an adjutant of Muhammad Shah.
The water here is undrinkable. A few tufangchis are stationed there.—
(1910.)
HUSAINABAD (13)—Lat. 36° 8'. Long. 50° 10'.
A village 80 miles from Tehran on the road to Kazvin— (Champain.)
HUSAINABAD (14)
A buluk of Kurdistan north of Sinandij. It has 40 villages and a small
population of Shafai Sunnis paying annual taxes amounting to 12,960
krdns. The climate is cold. Rivas (rhubarb of edible variety) and karch
(mushrooms) are plentiful. For list of villages in the district see Rabino’s
“Report on Kurdistan, 1911.” — (Schindler, 1902.)