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DAZ—DEH
DAZll E.CfD—
A river of Azarbaijan, which rises not far from Mount Sahand, and
flows towards the lake of Urumieh about the Safi Chai. A great number
of aqueducts are derived from the stream of Dazia Rud, which fertilise the
; surrounding lands below Shishavan. A dam has been built across the
bed of the river, which throws the remainder of the water into the canals
employed also for irrigation.—(ijWfo'wsow.)
DEH ABAD or DEHABAD— I
A village of 180 houses, 36 miles from Kashan, on the high road to Yazd
in the Badrud district of Natanz.— {Schindler.) ^
DEH-’ALI-VARDI—
A village of fifty houses, about 94 miles from Kirmanshah on the road
thence to Tabriz, situated on a level plain.— {Nayier.)
DEH ASGHAR—
A village with plenty of good water in Yazd, 24 miles west of Gojar
on the road from Naiband.— {Stewart.) T1
DEHAT—
The second stage on the Kashan-Yazd road, via Nam, 27 miles east- n
south-east of the town of Kashan.— [Kinneir.)
DEH BAGH—
A village in Kirmanshah, abaut 30 miles north-west of the city and on
' the road to Ruvansar up the Kara Su valley. It contains from 15 to 20
houses inhabited by Zanganeh Kurds. Water, crops and cultivation .
good grazing ; supplies ; 200 sheep and goats ; firewood scarce—(Fau^an.j
DEH BUNEH—
A village in GUan, 13 miles from Rasht on the road thence to Kazvln.
{Schindler.)
DEH BUZAN—
A village between Kangavar and Hamadan, 16 miles from the former.
It has a spring.— {Taylor.)
DEH DAR—
The first stage from Kirmanshah on the road to Gavarra.— {Gerard.)
DEH GGLAN—
A village, situated on the banks of a stream of good water, about 40
i miles south-east of Sinneh on the road to Hamadan. It is in the Ardalan
district of Kurdistan. It has about 140 houses.— {Gerard.)
DEH-GUMEH—
A ruined village, 8 miles from Karin towards Kirmanshah.— {Jones.)
DEH HAQ— Lat. 33° T 21";> Long. 50° 56' 24".
A village of 800 houses and a population of 4,500 souls ; in the Taridan j)
division of the Isfahan province, and the third stage from Isfahan to Hamadan,
vid Sultanabad, about 50 miles north-west of Isfahan. The yearly produce *
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