"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [و‎‎٢‎٨‎٣] (٧٠٦/٥٧٠)

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SHAHRllR—
A district of the Tehran province. It begins close to'the city of Tehran
and extends to about 30 miles west of it. The Tehran-Kazvln road
passes through it (1910).
The district produces fruit, vegetables, fodder, cattle, &c., which are
carried into Tehran.— (Rozario ; Champain.)
SHAHRIARl—
A small village of twenty houses, 13| miles from Kashan, on the road
to Tehran ; it is almost buried in sand hills.— {Schindler.)
SHAHRl CHAl—
Rises in the Kuh Buzgush ; its system waters the Garmeh district (Mlaneh)
of Azarbaljan; it flows into the Qarangu river close to Mlaneh.—
{Schindler.)
SHAHRIGIRD—
A large village, 6£ miles from Sultanabad, on the road to Qum.—(ZteK ;
Schindler.)
SHAHRIK—
A clan of the Kalhur tribe of Kirmanshah, living in winter on the plains
of Gilan Maidan and Derah Abarik and Raghad, and in summer above
Ravan and Chungur.— {Plowden.)
SHAHRISTAN—
A village in Gilan, 14 miles from Rasht on the road thenoe to Kazvln.
{Schindler.)
SHAHRISTANAK (1)—
A village, more or less in ruins, immediately to the east of Isfahan.
{Preece, 1892.)
SHAHRISTANAK (2)—Kiev. 7,400'.
A village about 25 miles north-north-west of Tehran and a short dis
tance north-west of Ahar. It is a largish village, containing about 1,200
inhabitants, and there is cultivation all round it and in the adjacent
valleys.— {Lovett.)
SHAHRISTANAK (3)—
Name of a river rising north of Tehran which, uniting with the Laureh
at Duab, forms the Kara] river.— {Staal.)
SHAHR-I-ZUR— ;-£S
A place in Kurdistan, once a fertile and populous district: now (1910) an
abandoned plain through which the Jaf tribe pass twice a year. It is cross
ed by the road from Zuhab to Sulaimameh. Rich says that it is situated
at the foot of the Avroman range and that Gulambar is the capital. It
forms part of the disputed frontier between Persia and Turkey ; but has been
appropriated by the Turks, who have built barracks, erected telegraphs and
instituted a local Government. The plain of Shahr-i-Zur is separated from
the Shir van by the Nilambu ridge. Sulaimameh is about 5 stages distant.
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