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KHtSIL\BAD—
A treeless village of 10 houses, If miles to the left of the road from Daulat-
abad to Nihavand, and 8 f miles from the former.— {Schindler.)
KHUSHA KALEH—
A ruined village in the Dukhan district, on the northern slopes of the
Takke Kayasi, south-west of Nuvaran.— {Schindler.)
KHUSHAMANEH—
A village in Persian Kurdistan between Duvaizeh and Kalehju, near a
pass called Gardan-i-Khushamaneh, through which the Sinneh Sulaimanleh
road runs.— {T. C. Plowden.)
KHUSHKADAR—
A small village 19 miles from Burujird on the road to Qum, it is about
100 yards square; a few supplies obtainable. 16f miles from Burujird (to
west of Khushkadar) is a ridge 7,490'.— {Schindler.)
KHUSHNABAD—
A large straggling village, about 4 miles beyond Zareh, on the road from
Tehran to Hamadan 147 miles from Tehran.— {Schindler.)
KHUSKADUL—
A village of 30 houses of Kurds standing in a valley back from the Qishlaq
river, about 6 miles from Sinn< h. It has very fine groves of poplars and
willows and an abundant supply of water. The slopes round are well culti
vated.— {Burton.)
KHUSHK AND—
A village in the Khamseh district of Traq-i-’Ajami, one stage from
Sultanleh. It is a very pretty place, so embowered in wood and richly water
ed that it looks like an oasis after the surrounding country.— {Fowler.)
KHUSHKARUD—
A village, about 1 mile south of Rasht in (aWem.—{Schindler.)
KHUSHKARUD KtJH—
A range of hills between Akhura and Khulgan, on the Isfahan-Burujird
road. Its highest point is 8,420 feet.— {Schindler.)
KHUSH MAKAN or KHUSH MAQAM—
A village of eighty houses in Azarbaijan, about 158 miles from Kir-
manshah, on the road thence to Tabriz. It has an old mud fort out of
repair.— {Napier.)
KHUSH Y AN—
A village in Khamseh on the Zinjaneh Rud 4 miles below Zinjan.—
{Schindler).
KHUSRAU—
A small village 27 miles from Tehran on the road to Meshed.—(ScfoVid-
ler.)