'GAZETTEER OF PERSIA. VOLUME II' [‎66r] (136/706)

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CHASHMEH-I-TAGLAG—
A spring close to a hill called Kuh-i-Taglag, on the southern slopes of
the Kuh-i-Bin6bar, 22£ miles from Frat on the road to Samnan.— {Schindler
CHASHMEH-I-ZAGHAB (?)—
A halting place in Yazd with water 10 farsakhs from Nam, on the road
to Khur — {MacGregor.)
CHASHMEH-I-ZARlN—
At the foot of the Zarin Kuh, a part of the Binobar Kuh, 17| miles
from Frat on the road to Samnan. Lead ore is found close by to the
north.— {Schindler.)
CHASHMEH KABUD—
A very small hamlet with spring of good water in the Elburz, about
15 miles north-east of Firuzkuh. There are no supplies, except milk
and grass procurable, and no proper camping ground. A few wild goose
berry bushes grow about here; they are called “ Gul Shangir.” This
plant is not commonly found in these hills.— {Lovett.)
CHASHMEH-KHALTL—
A hamlet of 10 houses about 5 miles short of Khusruabad on the Tabriz-
Kirmanshah road.— {Napier.)
CHASHMEH-KHURRAM—
A spring between Ahuwan Sarai and Samnan, on the road to Tehran
from Meshed.— {Belleiv.)
CHASHMEH-LANJ-AB—
A village in Kurdistan about 32 miles south of Sinneh situated on the
southern slope of the Kuh Hashteh: about 20 houses, some trees, consi
derable crops and cultivation : 300 sheeps and goats— (Vaughan.)
CHASHMEH PARAN—
A village of 15 houses about 20 miles south of Hamadan, on the road
to Burujird via Daulatabad.— {Schindler.)
CHASHMEH ROZlA—
A fine spring in the Elburz, about 12 miles from Chashmeh, on the road
from Firuzkuh. The water pours out from three heads in large volumes,
so that the stream, which above the springs was only some 8 or 9 inches
deep, was, below them, about 2 feet deep and 12 feet wide. The water
comes out of a crevice in a precipice of rock, and is said to be perennial in
its flow.— {Lovett.)
CHASHMEH SAFlD—
A small spring in the Kirmanshah district, on the right of the road between
Karind and Mian Taka about 5 miles south-east from the former place.
{Taylor.)
CHASHMEH SHAHl or CHASHMEH-I-SHlH— Elev. 8,900.
A halting place in the Elburz, on the Lar river, 30 miles south-east of
Baladeh,— (Lovett.)