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SHAMSABAD—
A hamlet in Kirman, 22f miles east-south-east of Bam, on the road
of Nasratabad.— (Dobbs, 1902.)
SHAMSABAD—
A village in Kirman near Shahabad (q.v.).
SHAMS AN (River)—
A stream in Bashakard which rises in the mountains to the south of
Ramlshk, and Hows into the Sadaich river. It is crossed, 12 miles south
of Ramishk, by the road from that place to Jashk.— [Sykes, from nathe
information, 1898.)
SHAN— Elev. 2,500'.
A halting-place in Bashakard, 62| miles from Jashk, on the road to
Anguran.
It has a small date grove and a plentiful supply of good water from a pool
which is fed by several small spiings.—l Medley and Massy, June, 1893.)
SHANDAK (Persian Baluchistan—Lat. 28° 25' 30". Long. 60° 25' 45".
Elev. 4,663'.
The twelfth stage on the road from Sehkuha to Bampur. It lies on
the western confines of Sarhad and on the banks of the Shandak ndld or
a branch of it. Water somewhat brackish but abundant. Tamarisks,
grazing and grass unlimited. A road along the Sarhad plateau branches
off from here to Vasht, which is four stages (55 miles) distant. Wjth the
exception of one small kutal, 8 miles from Vasht, which could be made
practicable for guns by one hundred men in one day, this route is prac
ticable for all arms.— (Jennings.)
SHANDAK (Kirman)—
A ndld to the west of the Bazman Kuh, flowing northwards to the Kirman
j Desert Hdmun. — (Jennings.)
SHANDAMULLA— Vide Band-i-Kashin.
SHANDAMULLA— See Kunar Basteh.
SHANDT—
A village near Bazman (q.v.), in Persian Baluchistan.
SHAND-I-KHURMAKL— Lat. 32° 01'. Long. 60° 47'.
This place is situated in the Kain district about 30 miles south-east of
Duruh and 6 miles west of Asparan. There are a few gaz trees. Camel
grazing is scarce. A trickle of water oozes out from the bed of the ndld.
There is no habitation.— (Gibbon, 1908.)
SHAPDAP—
A village and ndld on the Geh-Fanuch road, in Makran.— (Brazier-Creagh,
1893.1