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SRARFlBAD—
Sharfabad, a village, 27 miles from Rirman, on the road to Khsbls situ
ated amongst the hills. There is a small caravanserai with one yahtineAt
kept for travellers. Supplies are procurable. There is a running stream
here.— (Shaikh Mohi-ud-Din, 1893-94.)
SHArTIN—
A tributary of the Kaju river in Makran, which it joins, flowing from
the west, about 5| miles south-east of Champ and fi miles north of Umar-
i-Bhug (q.v.).—(Janes, 1900.)
SHARlFl (River)—
A river in the south-west of the Bashakard District of Kirman, which
flows into the Jagln river at Sapinchl.— and Massy, 1893.)
shastAn—
A fortified village in Persian Baluchistan near Dlzak (av.). Its re venue
in 1902 was Rs. 1,500.- (Sykes, 1902.) * °
SHAST PICK—
A village, of 40 houses, 27 miles north-east of Dasht Ah, in the Kir
man district. Kaldntar, Rustam. Livestock are : 15 donkeys, 100
cattle, 500 sheep and goats. Good water from a stream. Firewood
plentiful: grass and bhusd obtainable. The inhabitants possess 28 muzzle-
loaders.— (Sher Jang, 1902.)
SHAVAZ (Nala)—
A ndld in Bashakard which drains into the Jagm river. It is followed
for some little distance by the Jashk-Anguran road, up to the point where
the latter strikes the Jagin river, 39f miles from J ashk.—(Medley and Massy
1893.) *
SHEHRtJ—
A village in the Shamil district (q.v.).
SHEHYAR—
A village in the Mlnab district (q.v.).
SHI or SHIQEH—
A village in the Naharjan sub-division of the Kaln district of Khorasan.
It lies at the foot of the Muminabad range near Sar-i-Bisheh. Perhaps
the same as Sturg.— (Bellew.) '
SHlF (Nala) (Persian Baluchistan)—
Two ndlds_ of this name are met with on the road between Isfandak
and Daff-i-AfI— (Jennings.)
SHIGALD—
A small date grove, and squalid village, in the Bandar Abbas district
miles south of Pur.— (Brazier-Creagh, 1894.)