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TANG-I-TtfREH—
A defile on the Burujird-Qum road, about 31 milea from the former;
it is at first 1,000 yards wide, narrowing to 300, bordered on either side
by barren precipitous hills; that to the north is called the Kuh-i-Qazak,
that to the south the Kfih-i-Sagvar ; they rise 300 or 400 feet over the
valley.
The Kirmanshah main route and telegraph line join the Sultanabad-
Burujird road at entrance of the defiles. The Turoh stream flows under
the Kuh-i-Sagvar.
The defile is 2 miles long and ends at the village of Tureh.— {Bell,
1881.)
TANG-I-YAGHMISH—
A pass, 961 miles from Isfahan; the top of the pass is the frontier line
between the Isfahan and Yazd provinces.— (Preece, 1892.)
TANG-ROZIA—
A gorge in the Elburz mountains, in which is the celebrated Chashmeh
Roz T a (q. «.). The path along this gorge is bad and in parts dangerous.
It is situated about half-way between Salah and Chashmeh.— {Lovett .)
TANGUBAT—
A halting-place in Azarbaljan, on the Tabrlz-Aslanduz road, 96 miles
from the former.—(Moner.)
TANIDAR—
A village in lower Silakhur, 29| miles from Burujird on the road thence
to Isfahan.— {Schindler.)
TANJUR—
A village in upper Silakhur, 5 miles south of Burujird.— {Schindler.)
TAPAGULA—
A village situated on the southern side of the west spur of the Milamihun
mountain, about 6 | miles east of Gavarra : the valley in which it lies is well
watered and cultivated, and runs down -to the road from Gavarra to Haruna-
bad. There are 50 houses of Guran Kurds : some gardens, and fine trees
round the village : it is the property of a Ya :ar of the Guran regiment. Wood
abundant from adjacent hilL— {Burton.)
TAPPER—
A village of fifteen houses in Azarbaijan a few miles south-east of Ajak-
sherh (’Ajabshahr ?) on the road to Binab.— {Napier.)
TAPPEH BASH!—
A village in north-western Azarbaijan, 6 miles from Khdl on theKizil-
Dizeh road, south of the road.— {Picot, 1894.)
TAPPEH ISM’AIL (1)—
A village in Kirmanshah north-west of Kirmanshah city, and about 2
miles from the right bank of the Kara Su river. It contains about 30
houses, part of which are in a large mud fort with four corner towers.
Inhabitants Zanganeh Kurds. Water from wells; no trees; some crops