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PUS—PUZ
Not far from Puslitar is the village of Shakaun.— and Massy,
J uly 1893 .)
PUSHT-I-KUH—
A low ridge of bare sandy hills in Kirman. It lies to the east of the
village of Fehraj on the ’Azizabad-Nasratabad route, and runs north and
south.— (Dobbs, 1902.)
PllsHT-1-SHlRlN—
A village, about 16 miles from Kirman, on the road to Khabis.— (Abbott.)
PUSTU (Pass)—Elev. 3,860'.
A pass in Persian Baluchistan, 6| miles north of Surmich, and about
24 south of Bampur. It is crossed by the main kafileh road from Gwadar
to Bampur via Qasrqand:— (Janes, 1900.)
PUTAB— see Patab.
PUTAK—
The sixth stage on the Bampur-Chahbar route, 86£ miles from the former.
There are large date-groves and two small groups of huts on both bank of
the Kaurianch river. Some wheat and rice cultivation is carried on, in
terraces cut in the hillsides, which form, the river valley.
Camel-grazing and fuel limited. Fodder scarce. Water good and un
limited from river.— (Grey, 1906.)
PUTTANDUR—
A hamlet in Makran, about 25 miles from Geh, on the Fanuchroad.—
(Sykes, 1903.)
PUZEH chah—
The name of two dry wells in Persian Baluchistan, 9| and 11J miles»
respectively, south-east of Pahura, on the road to Sarbaz.— (Wood, Feb-
ruary 1899.)
PUZEH KHARAN, KtH-I-—
A small range of in hills the Rudbar district of Kirman, situated to the
north of the Minab-Rigan road, a few miles north-east ofJaghin village.
— (Napier, 1899.)
PUZEH, KUH-I- —
A low range of hills in Sarhad, to the north of the road from Ladis to
Galugan, and about 10 miles west of Ladis.— (Wood, 1899.)
PtlZEHRIG— * ' ;
A few huts in the Rhdbar district of Kirman, forming the third stage
from Ramishk on the road to Rigan, about 50 miles north of the former.
There is no cultivation or supplies, and the water from wells is scanty.—
(Sykes, 1894 ; Brazier-Oreagh, 1894, from native information.)
PUZIM—
A bay in Persian Makran (g.v.).