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HAJI AMIR—
A hamlet in Talish on the road between Namln and Astara, about 12
miles from the former.— {Holmes.)
HAJIAQA— Lat 37° 50' 24". Long. 46° 50'. Elev. 5,670'.
A large village in -Azarbaljan, with a chaparkhaneh, 62| miles from
Mianeh on the road thence to Tabriz. Water ^lentii\il--{Lemon—Schind
ler.)
HAJl-BABA—
i A hamlet of 15 houses, 4 miles from Tikan Tappeh (Kurdistan), on the
road thence to Kirmanshah.— {Napier.)
HAJl-BAZAR—
A large village, with orchards, in Azarbaijan, on the left of the road
between Mlanduab and Binab.— {Gerard.)
HAJl GAH—
A stream, watering the valley of Zebiri, in the province of Kirman
shah and crossed by the road from Baghdad to that town, at about 10
miles short of Mahidasht.— {Jones.)
JTAJlJ (Aveoman Lihun)—
To the east of the district of Avroman Lihun there is a village named
Hajij in a very picturesque but rugged spot. There is here the tomb of
Imamzadeh Sultan Obaidullah, brother of Imam Riza, and known as
Kusseh-Hajij. The inhabitants of this village wear special clothes and
head-gear resembling a crown, are held in great respect, and were always
exempt from tolls and customs. Beyond the mountain on the side of
which is this village, and on the path leading to Sinneh, is a river running
down a ravine said to be 40 zars deep. Over this ravine a small suspended
bridge made of vine trees has been thrown, across which the villagers
carry travellers and donkeys.”— {Rabino.)
HAJl KHARABEH.— Elev. 6,020'.
A village with twenty-five houses, 17| miles from Hamadan, on the road
to Tehran.— {Schindler.)
HAJl KURD—
A village in Azarbaijan, 2| miles west of Maragheh.— {Schindler.)
HAJILAR— Elev. 2,850'.
A village in Azarbaijan situated at the commencement of the Kara 5
ziadan plain about half way to Marakand.— {Picot, 1894.)
A village in the district west of the Bamu mountain, belonging to Shaikh
Nasr-ud-din Yalebani. About 300 inhabitants of various tribes. Cultiva
tion, wheat, barely, cotton, rice, vegetables and ground fruit.— {Soane,
1912),
HAJl RUSTAM— Lat. 38° 13' 0", Long. 48° 56' John.)
A river in Gilan flowing into the Caspian between Astara and Hawr.
It is a clear shallow stream, about 20 yards broad, with a sandbank at the
mouth.— {Holmes.)