'GAZETTEER OF PERSIA. VOLUME IV.' [‎63v] (131/652)

OHAH DAR—
A well in the Marz sub-division of Bashakard, situated to the south
of the Manuj an-Ramishk road, 20 miles east-south-east of Tumdran —
{Sykes, 1898.)
CHAH DARAZ—
Name of a well on the road between Birjand and Nasratabad (Sistan)
It is situated between the Lurg-i-Shuturan (salt lake) and the road, and is 14
miles from Shusp and 16 miles from Sehlabad.
The valley in which it is situated, lying between the Kuh-i-Baharan on
the east and the Kuh-i-Hari on the west, is also called Chah-i-Daraz and
is extremely rich in camel-grazing. The whole of the valley north of Shusp
and south of Sehlabad drains into the Lurg-i-Shuturan—( Wanliss, 1903.)
CHAH DARAZ—
A well in the Marz Sub-division of Bashakard, situated to the south of
the Manuj an-Ramishk road, 8 | miles from Kahn Mirza.
It is aoout 20 feet deep, holds but little water, and requires cleaning
out.— {Sykes, March 1898.)
CHAH DARDAN— Elev. 2,150/
A disused well in Persian Baluchistan, 18 miles south of Bazman—
{Sykes, 1894.) '
CHAH DAZ—
A well in Sarhad, 27 miles west of Ladis, on the road from there to
Galugan. It holds a little sweet water.—(Ifooc^, 1899.)
CHAH DRAJ— Lat. ; Long. ; Elev.
The name of a sea of low shale hills to the west and north-west of Ladis
in Sarhad.— {Jennings, 1885.)
CHAH FlRtfZ—
A village in Rudbar {q.v.) in Kirman.
CHAH GABl or GHAIBl— Elev. 4,750/
A well and halting-place in Sarhad, 127 miles east-south-east of Rigan,
on the road to Vasht.
The well, which is 8 feet deep and revetted with tamarisk, contains a
little drinkable water, but it lies to the north of the track and is hard to
find.— {King Wood, December 1899.)
CHAH GAZ—
A well in the Marz sub-division of Bashakard, situated to the south
of the Manujan-Ramishk road, 13| miles from Kahn Mirza.
It is about 20 feet deep, holds but a little water, and requires clean-
ug out .—{SykcSi March 1898.)