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ZANGIREH— Elev. 4,080/
Twenty-four miles from Maraud, about 2 miles south of the road to Khol.
— (Picott, 1894.)
ZANYlEH—
A village of north-western Azarbaijan, 30 miles north-west of Kh5i, on
the road to Bayazid. It is situated in a cultivated plain. (Morier.)
ZAR-AFSHAN—
A river in the Sain kaleh district of Azarbaijan, forming the principal
source of the east branch of the Jaghatu.
ZARAN—
A village in upper Silakhur, 6 miles south-east of Burujird and to the left
of the road thence to Isfahan—(ScAmdfer.)
ZARAND—
A district fifty-five miles south-west of Tehran : it is a large district con
taining a number of fine villages, which afford abundant supplies. The
horses of the Persian artillery and cavalry are often quartered here on ac
count of the forage and supplies procurable. The chief place of the
district is the village Zarand, with sixty houses ; its largest village is
Mam uni eh with three hundred houses. The Governor is represented by a
Lieutenant who resides at Zarand. It joins the Saveh, district on the
s 0 utb.— (Schindler.)
ZARAU KtJH—
A range of hills, bounding the Zarand district on the west and passed by
the Tehran-Hamadan road at Azadtain {q.v.) at an altitude of 5,000. —
[Schindler.)
ZARDABAD— _
A village in Ardalan to the north of the road between Kirmanshah and
Sinneh, about twelve miles from the latter. [Taylor.)
ZARDAI—
One of the four clans of the ’All
Kirmanshah.— [Floyer.)
Illahi sect living in Karind in western
ARDEH SAVAR-Elev. 5,020.
A Kalhur Kurd village of 15 houses standing above the road from Haran-
-uA to Khmanshah, via Zailan, 7 miles from the former : above it is the
wooded spur of Zardeh Savar, conspicuous among the surrounding bare
oonteins bv its clumps of iak trees. The village is increased in summer
r ?0 huts of boughs There is a scanty water-supply from springs, and
7 l litde cultivatfon. The people own a large number of sheep and some
cattle M and forage abundant: few supplies and those m summer only.
— [Burton.)