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changes its name into Guer Osman. At the foot of this mountain is the
plain of Zuhab. The mountain extends to the stream Tang-i-Hamman,
changes its name into Karavie and ends near Milleh Y aqub. The river
Holvan separates this mountain from Milleh Y’aqub. {Leleux, Rabino,
1909).
KGH-I-BlSITUN—(KtJH-I-PARAU)
A mountain forming the south-western boundary of the Julga-i-bmneh
in Kirmanshah, behind BIsitun.— (Rozario).
KUH-I-BULOR— , . , , .
A range of hills south of Astaneh. The hills join together m the form of
a horseshoe, the Kuh-i-Bulur forms the bend, the Kuh-i-Siah the western
the Kuh-i-Shir Hard the eastern (Schindler).
KUH-I-BUNEH—
A mountain, a couple of miles south-east of Daulatabad Malayar. It is
also called Garma Kuh.— (Schindler).
KtH-I-BURANDASHT— _
One of the western spurs of the Kharzan Kuh north-west of Kazvin
and to the left of the road thence to Rasht, about 4 or 5 miles from Mazrah.—
(Schindler).
KUH-I-BUZAP— j _
A snow covered mountain forming the northern boundary of the Julga-
i-Sinneh in Kirmanshah.— (Rozario).
KUH-I-BUZGUSH— 5 L
A range of hills forming the watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. between the Garmrud and the
Sarab districts of Azarbaijan, about 20 miles to the right of the road be
tween Turkmanchai and Haji Agha.— (Schindler).
KtH-I-CHAH-I-SHIRTN—
A mountain bounding the Samnan valley on the south-east and sepa
rating it from the Kavir. It derives its name from the fact that it possesses
fresh water.— (Rozario).
KUH-I-CHAI— , , o .
A mountain forming the north-west boundary of the Samnan valley.
It derives its name from a stream flowing to Samnan— (Rozario).
KUH-I-CHAKl barang—
A range of hills to the south of Khur. A spur of this ronge is crossed
on the road from Khur to Tabas.— (MacGregor.)
KUH-I-CHALAVER—
A range of hills, bounding the Faridan district on the south. At its northern
end is a peak, called Kulah-i-Qazi, west of Milagird. (Schindler).
KtlH-I-CHAL-I-KHUK—
A range of hills in southern Silakhur.— (Schindler).
KUH-I-CHAL-I-NAMAD—
A mountain on the frontier between the Isfahan and Arabistan provinces.
To the south of it is the Kuh-i-Lul and between the two, runs the Ab-i-
Bashtabad by the Tang-i-Darkash-Varkash.—(ScAindZer).
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