"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [و‎‎١‎٩‎٢] (٧٠٦/٣٨٨)

KtiH-I-FI—KUH-I-KH
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KCH-I-FlRtTZ—
A snowy mountain of the Elburz range near the village of Aiwan-i-kif.
It is the source of the rivers Dali dial, Namrud, and Mumich, which irrigate
the Khar district.— (Rozario).
KUH-I-GARRU—
A mountain south of Nihavand and west of Buriijird.— {Schindler)
KCH-I-GrIRUN—
(sometimes called Kuh-i-Guran).
A high range in Kirmanshah running north and south, and forming the
Julga-i-Kangawar.— {Rozario).
KGH-I-GUL-I-BAHAR—
A mountain in the Japalaq district, bounding the Burbarud sub-district
on the south.— {Schindler).
KUH-I-GUSALAN—
A small chain of hills in the buluk of Avroman in Kurdistan. It begins
at the village Zharzhareh and ends at Bahramabad. On it grows the best
Karaf (celery) for pickles (1902).
KGH-I-HAM AD AN—(KUH-I-AL VAND, q. v.)
KUH-I-HASAN BUQEH—
A mountain forming the southern boundary of the Julga-i-Sinneh in
Kirmanshah. — {Rozario) ,
KOH-I-INTIZAR—
Some hills a few miles north of Lasgird.— {Schindler).
KtJH-I-ISPlDKHANl—
A mountain in the Kizaz district, south of the Kuh-i-Rastband #
between Burujird and Sultanabad.— {Schindler).
KUH-I-J AND AK—
A range of hills about 80 miles south of Shahrud, which separates the
valley of Shahrud from the salt desert to the south. It has a high peak
called Akwand.— {Bellew).
KtJH-I-JARI—
A low range of hills crossed by the road from Tehran to Hamadan between
Robat-Karim and Khanabad.— {Schindler).
KUH-I-KAHULEH—
A mountain, about 12 miles south-east of Nihavand.— {Schindler).
KUH-I-KARA-AGHACH—
A range of hills to the north of the road from Tehran to Aivan-i-Kif. It is
parallel to the Elburz, and is probably a spur of that range.— {Clerk).
KUH-I-KARGHIAN—
A mountain five farsakhs west of Qusheh in the Damghan district at the
beginning of the Tudarvar sub-district, with a lead mine.— {Schindler).
KUH-I-KHAN gurmaz—
A mountain forming a southern branch of the Alvand, south-west of
Hamadan.— {Schindler).