'GAZETTEER OF PERSIA. VOLUME IV.' [‎157r] (318/652)

The end of the Kalat Knh abutting on the sea is the Has Maid of Ross
and of St. John’s map. It is about 10 miles from Galag, and according to
Ross there is a path round the back of it (either by Lund or between
Bandini Kuh and Kalat Kuh ?), leading from the village above mentioned
to Hamdan, which is east of the cape at the mouth of the Bandini Kaur.
KALATTJ—
A date grove of about 2,000 trees, 4^ miles northjof Pur {q.v.). (Shef
Jang, 1902.)
KALATU— See Fadumi.
KALATU—
A village in the Shamil district (q.v.).
KALAVI—
A village in the Minab district {q.v.).
KALCHAT—
Kalchat, a well on the bank of the Mahi Shor, about 9 miles north of
Korin {q.v.). The water is rather brackish.— Mohi-ud-Din, 1893-
94.)
KALEH DASHT AB—
A village on the Dasht Ab plain {q.v.) in the Kirman province.
KALEH FATAMEH—
A hamlet in the sub-district of Irafshan in Persian Baluchistan. It is
situated 9 miles north-east of the town of Irafshan on a tributary of the
Shahri river.— {Sykes, 1893, from native information.)
KALEH-I-ASGHAR—
A small village situated in a narrow valley under Kuh-i-Lalehzar, 71 miles
north of Gudar-i-Kafanu. It is 65 miles south of Kirman, and though
a little way off the roadway is often made a halting-place.
There are some 100 houses with gardens and cultivated ground. Sup
plies in small quantities can be procured. Good wnter abundant and
camel-grazing in the valley and along the hillsides. Livestock are :—5 horses^,
150 donkeys, 170 cattle and 7,000 sheep and goats. Good water from ndids.
Supplies of every kind are procurable. BJiusd is not good as it contains
a bitter indigenous plant. Wheat, barley, gram, and jowari are grown and
fruit trees are numerous.— {Brazier-Creagh, 1894 ; Sher Jang, 1902.)
KALEH-I-ASHGIRD or KALEH-I-ASKAR—
A village in Kirman, about 23 miles west of Khanu. The houses are
built of reeds, and the village along with the castle is the property of Nur-
ud-din Khan. It stands on an eminence near some bare, rocky hills, and
overlooks an extensive plain in the direction of Bandar Abbas .—(War Office
Report on Persia, Route No. 127.)
KALEH-I-’ASKAR or ASQAR—
A place in Kirman, the third stage (19 farsakhs) from Kirman, on the
caravan road to Bandar Abbas. {See Gulashgiro). — {Abbott-)
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