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some are roofeo with shingles covered with stones to keep them in their
places and the rest are thatched with rice straw and reeds. It is the winter
residence of the chief who retires to his “ yailaqs ” or summer pasture grounds
in summer.— (Todd; Fraser ; Holmes.) The nal nam.3 of this village is
Rik.— (Rabino).
KARGHEH BAZAR I—
A small district in Azarbaijan, on the Urumieh lake, near Khanaqa (Khan-
ian, Khanagan).— (Schindler.)
KARGHULAK—
A village in Azarbaijan, about 3 miles west of Kaigach, on the Aras.
It consists of 150 houses (100 only occupied), situated on high ground over
looking the river. Below are the remains of a once massive bridge of four stone
piers. Three are in good preservation, of the fourth only the foundations
remain. A Cossack guard of 10 men is stationed on the opposite bank.—■
(Picot, 1891.)
KARGIZ KUH—
A range of hills crossed by the post-road and also that rid Natanz between
Isfahan and Kashan. They reach a height of 9.000 feet and run west-north
west and east-south-east.— (Schindler, 1879.)
KARGUSABAD—
See Karpuzabad.— (Stuart.)
KARIA—
A small ruined village in Kurdistan between Rayar and Khalisissar.—
(Gerard.)
KARlJAN or KARlJUJST—
A large village about 15 miles rom Sultanabad, on the road from Burujird
to Tehran.— (Bell, 1884.)
KARl KALEH—
A canal in Mazandaran 14f miles from Barfarush, on he road to Amul.
It is described as deep and wide and is crossed by a stone bridge. The
canals in ihis district are usually fenced with masses of bramble and
thorn.— (Napier.) It carries oft the waters of the Harhaz, into the Babal
river about a mile from Barfarush ; it is used for irrigating the plain becween
the Harhaz and Babal.— (Stal.)
KARIM—
A small village between Robat-i-Karim and Pik, on the route from Tehran
to Hamadan.—(IF. 0. Report on Persia, Part II, Route 225.)
KARIMABAD—
13 miles south-east of Tehran. A dilapidated village of about 30 houses
enclosed by a mud wall. Water plentiful from streams.— (Vaughan, 1891.)
KARIM HASILA—
A village in Kirmanshah on the main road from Baghdad to Kirmanshah
city and 16 miles south-west of Mahidasht. It contains about 20