"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [و‎‎٢‎٦‎٧] (٧٠٦/٥٣٨)

SAFlABlD (1)— i
A castle in Mazandaran built on an almost precipitous hill a short dis
tance west of Ashraf on the road to Nikah. In 1875 the old castle was
replaced by a new building in the European style with large rooms. It
commands a fine view of the bay and plain.; (Holmes — Namier.)
SAFIABAD (2)—
A village in Kurdistan about 42 miles north-west of Kirmanshah, and
on the Kawansir-Juanrud road ; on the north side, is a very fertile valley
full of fine trees. It contains about 30 houses inhabited by Kurds, Sun
nis. It has a considerable amount of cultivation and is well watered by
a stream. It has one water-mill. Supplies : 100 cows, 308 sheep and goats ;
good grazing ', firewood from the hills. It is distant 34 miles from Juanrud.
— (Vaughan.)
SAFI CHAI—
This river rises on the southern slopes of the Sahand mountain, runs in a
southerly direction as far as Maragheh, where it is crossed by two bridges,
then turns west, is crossed by a five-arched bridge two miles south of
Bunab and flows into the Urumieh lake about seven _ miles south-west of
that place. Nine miles from Maragheh a part of the river is drawn off by
means of a canal which supplies Bunab with vdXvs:.—(Schindler.)
SAFlD-AB—
A village on the Dali Chai river in Mazandaran, about 20 miles west oi
Mount Damavand.— (Lovett.)
SAFlD CHI AH—Kiev. 4,770'.
A village in Kirmanshah 13 miles north of Kirmanshah city in the Kara
Su valley, on a road from Kirmanshah city to Kawansir and 16 miles
by road from the tormer city. It contains about 30 houses inhabited by
Zanganeh Kurds, Shi’ahs. Only two or three small trees.^ Water plenti
ful from a good stream called the Ab-i-Sarab Nilufar. It is about 13 teet
broad, 1 foot deep, and flows with a swift stream. Troops can camp anywhere
in the vicinity. Supplies : chopped straw, 100 cows, 600 sheep and goats,
about 6 horses and 20 donkeys. Good grazing ; no firewood.— (Fau^an.)
SAFlD DARIA—
See Tuzli Gol.
SAFlD KUH—
A hill a few miles north of Nihavand, supposed to be 12,000 feet
— (Schindler.) j
high.
SAFlD RUD—
Is the name given to the Kizil Uzun (the Red Long
where it is joined by the Shahrud river, to the Caspian
about 48 miles east of Enzali.
C300GSB
River) from Manjil,
Sea, which it enters