"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [ظ‎‎٩‎١] (٧٠٦/١٨٧)

GADUK—
A pass over the Elburz mountains. From Firuzkuh on the south side
to the foot of the pass is a distance of 8 miles. The ascent thence is not
very difficult, and at the top is the caravansarai of Gaduk, a large substan
tial building out of repair. Descending on the north side the path narrows,
and the road becomes very difficult.— (Burnes ; Stuart; Ouseley.)
GADUK-I-SARDARUD—
A pass in Azarbaijan, 9| miles from Tabriz on the road thence to Maragheh.
— {Schindler.)
GAIBISURKH—
A village on the right of the Tabrlz-Sinneh road, about 37 miles from
the latter.— {Morier.)
GAGAN—
One of the 5 parishes of the Lanjan district of the Isfahan province.
The villages are, Rabukhan, Khan Sark, Mihrgan, Kalisan, Shah Abul Qasim,
Darcheh Abid, Firazan, Chaharburj, Samsan, Qaleh Biaban, Siah-Afshad
Deh-i-Surkh, ’Asadabad.
GAJlN—Elev. 5,933b
A village with a post house in Azarbaijan, 43f miles from Mlaneh on
the road thence to Tabriz.— {Schindler.)
GAJUT—
A village in north-western Azarbaijan, 9 miles from Maku on the road
to Kallsa Kandi, situated at the entrance to the Awajik Chai ravine.—
{Picot, 1S94.)
GAKli—
Stands a mile to the south of the main Kirmanshah road about 8f
miles to the east of the city of Kirmanshah at the foot of a range of low
bare hills running north-west. Water and cultivation ; no trees of any
kind, some flocks of sheep and goats. The village contains 60 houses of vari
ous Kurdish tribes, and is the property of the sons of the late ’Imam-ud
Dauleh.— {Burton.)
GALANDAVAK—Elev. 5,376'.
A village of 30 houses in the Jajrud valley, about 18 miles north-east of
Tehran. It has pleasant camping places and abundant water. It is the
Galandarak on Lovett’s map (R. G. S„ 1883).— {Schindler.)
GALAND I—
A village in southern Azarbaijan, 14 miles south of Maragheh, on the
road to Sinneh.— {Morier.)
GALAND KAY AH—(Kalan Kaieh?)—
A village in Azarbaijan, about 20 miles north of Marand and 18 south of
Julfa in Russian Armenia. It is described as a large village. {East-
wick.)
GALESHKHAIR—
A stream falling into the Gulf of Enzali (j-v.).