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NAUBAHAR (No. 2)—
A small village in the Bakharz district of Khorasan, about 4 miles to
north-west of Shahr-i-Nau, inhabited by 40 Hazara families.— [Sykes,
1905.)
NAU BALA KHANEH—
A village in Khorasan, 97 miles from Tun, on the road to Sabzawar by
Barun. It has water and some supplies.— [MacGregor.)
NAUCHA—
A village 12 miles north-west of Meshed.— [Schindler.)
NAUDEH (No. 1)—
One of the four villages in the Chinaran sub-division of Bujnurd, situat
ed about 2 miles from Chinaran on the road to Shirvan.
The village contains about 200 families, and possesses two mosques and
a public bath.
The water-supply is derived from three springs, which feed the Naudeh
stream. The springs are situated at the fo'ot of the Ak Meshed hill. The
Naudeh stream, after joining the Chinaran, flows through the Oarma Khan
valley, and then falls into the Sumbar river .—[Mania Bakhsh.)
NAUDEH (No. 2)—
A village in the Gunabad sub-division of the Tabas district of Khorasan-
— [Bellew.)
NAUDEH (No. 3)—
A village in the Kakh sub-division of the Tabas district of Khorasan.
» It lies west of the Gunabad valley, and about 25 miles from Kakh on the
load to Bijistan. It has about 10 houses, and an abundant water-supply
from a hill spring.— [Bellew.)
NAUDEH (No. 4)—
A village in the Alghur sub division of the Kain district of Khorasan.—
[Bellew.)
NAUDEH (No. 5)—
A village in the province of Astarafcad, 9 miles east of the town of Astar*
abad. It has 200 houses.— [Napier.)
NAUDEH (No. 6)— Lat. 37° 2' 0"; Long. 55° 17' 30" ; Elev. 300'.—[Napier.)
A large village in the province of Astarabad, 50 miles east-nor’-east
from Hie town of Astarabad. It is composed of three detached hamlets, com-
prisbig in all 200 houses. The level ground in the valley is cleared and
cU ,ely cultivated, but dense forest encircles the clearing, meeting above
a d below it, and forming a most effectual barrier, behind which the vil-
gers rest secure from any attack by their neighbours in the plain. They
are line, active men, well armed, .and good foresters. Their houses are
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