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ChasJimeh-i-Shur.—A spring at the base of a small hillock.
Water scarce and bad.
Chashmeh’i-Ka l Bezd .—Diy at the time of the report. (July
1917.; After rain, water is good and sweet but not sufficient in
quantity for any force.
Darreh-i-Duchahi.—(A darreh ” is a dry river bed.)
There are three wells in this river bed, of which two were dry
in July 1917. The third, at a distance of 3f miles from Khan-i-
Khurreh, contained sufficient good sweet water for a company
of infantry. After rain abundant water would be available in
this river bed.
Chashmeh-i-Sang-i-Safid .—Dry in July 1917.
Chdh-i-Guzargan .—A small well of bad water. Requires
, cleaning out before using for drinking purposes.
Chashmeh-i-Shdh Nishin .—Dry in July 1917.
Chdh-i-Tangezi .—This well has not been in use and has
therefore become polluted by falling earth, etc. If cleaned the
water is good and sweet and sufficient for drinking water for a
regiment. In July 1917 the well was full to very near the
surface*
Chashmeh-i-Bartdwd.—A very small spring. Water sufficient
for only 15 to 20 men.
Chashmeh-i-Quli .—A small spring of good sweet water.
(Jhashmeh-i-Allahravi .—Water limited but good and sweet.
Chashmeh-i-Hanashi ;.—A good spring of clear sweet water.
MAIN THROUGH ROUTE NO. III. ■
No.
Description.
Pages.
Ill
Kerman to Yazd by the Post Road via
Bahramabad and Anar.
112—120
III (A)
Kerman to Bahramabad via Khirman
121—122
III (B)
Kerman to Yazd via Zarand and Baf q
122—127
II (C)
Shams to Sar-i-Yazd ...
127—129