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TATCHAB, KtfH-I—SUKH-I—
A conspicuous hill in Sarliad, a mile to the south of the Rigan-Vasht
road, and 91 miles from Rigan.— {King Wood, 1899.)
TATCHAK (Kirman)—
A stage on the Rigan-Jauri road. There is a ndld also of the same name
traversed by the road from Jauri to Bampur between Jauri and Chashmeh-i-
Daddar. It is entered at the 6th mile from Jauri, and the road continues along
the bed to Chashmeh-i-Daddar, which is reached at 14-| miles. Camel*
gracing, grass, wood and good water abundant. The road hence con
tinues along this ndld towards the next stage, Chashmeh-i-Shuraf, for
7 J miles, when it leaves it and turns west over an open plain to the halting-
place. —(J ennings.)
TATHUK—
A village on the Tehrud {q.v.) in Kirman.
TAUL—
A village in Qishm Island {q.v.)
TlZlYAN—
A village in the Shamil district {q.v.).
TEASAI—
A place in Qishm Island {q.v.).
TEGH-I-SURKH KtJH (Kirman)—
A range of hills between the Jabal Bariz and the Bazman Kuh.—
{Jennings.)
TEHAN—
A village in Geh {q.v.) in Makran.
TEHRUD— Lat. 29° 25' 44" ; Long. 57° 39' 47" ; Elev. about 5,600'.
A small district, a river, and a fort in Kirman, the fort being 40 miles
north-west of Bam, on the road to Kirman, from which it is distant 99
miles. It is in a miserably ruinous condition, and possesses only 7 or 8
families, inhabiting the meanest hovels that can be conceived, but there
is a large mud caravanserai. The district produces grain, millet, and
palma-christi, and contains a few hamlets.
The river in the neighbourhood of Pabaneh is some 60 yards wide and
Tehrud river ^ 0f tama ? sk trees - It is dee P a nd difficult of
passage during the rains and when the snows
melt. It is the northern water outlet of the Sarduleh hills and flows south
east under Kaissir Mian kuh and the Abariq and Damn ranges, joining
the Bam drainage which receives the Deh BakrI stream also.
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