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ARAS—ARMA
is the centre of numerous routes, being connected with the cities of
Kashan, Yazd, and Isfahan by good roads.— (Vaughan, 1890.)
ARASH—
A village close to Agha Baba, 14 miles from Kazvin on the road thence
' to Rdilit.— {Schindler.)
ARGALT—
A vill ge near Ahar in the south-east of Azarbaijan, where there is a
rich but unworked iron mine.— (War Office, Persia.)
IRIGH—
A small village in Azarbaijan, a little over 2 miles east of Malik Kandi
and 18 miles south-south-west of Maragheh. The name of this village is
written Arigh, Arikh, and Arik.— {Schindler.)
ARIGEH—
A halting-place in Azarbaijan, 3 stages north of Ardabil on the road to
Ari indar.— {Moore.)
ARISHTANABAD—
A large village in Azarbaijan, on the road from Ardabil to Tabriz via
Sarab, south-east of Tabriz and near the Shibli lake (Qurugul). Supplies
scanty.— {Thielmann.)
ARISTAN—
A village in Yazd, 2 miles from the town. It is situated on an utterly
sterile plain, but is itself in the midst of a garden.—(AetlA ; Abbott.)
ARJANUN— Lat. 32° 20' 39", Long. 53° 45' 45".
A village in Yazd with a good caravansarai between Aghda and Mai-
bud on to the road to Isfahan.— {Abbott; Floyer.)
ARJIN— Lat. 36° 24'; Long. 48° 46'.
A village in the Khudabandehlu (Sultanieh , sub-district of Khamseh).—
{Schindler.) 3 miles so .th-west of Sultameh.
ARJUMAND (1)—
A river of Persia which apparently rises in the Damavand mountains
north of Tehran. See Arjumand (2).— {Stuart; Schindler.)
ARJUMAND (2)—
A large village in the district of Mazandaran, about 16 miles north-west
of Firuzkuh. It lies in a side v illey traversed by a stream of the same name
that flows with a considerable body of water into the Nlmrud. It is surround
ed by high bare-looking hills, and is built on a small eminence, which
gives it a compact and symmetrical appearance.— {Lovett; Schindler.)
ARMAK—
A village in the Kum (Qum) province south of the town of Kum (Qum)
and in the district Aradhal.— {Keith ; Abbott)
ARMANI—
A village in Azarbaijan, 9 miles south-west of Tabriz, on the road to
Binab and 19 miles from Gugan.—(Gerard.)