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GULA—GULI
GULlB—
A village on the road from Isfahan to Burujird 12 miles from Yarpusht
towards the north-west.— {Schindler.)
GUL ’ABBASABAD—
A village, 10 miles from Kashan on the road to Sultanabad.—(Preec#;
1893.)
GULAHEK or-GULHEK correctly; QULHAK Lat. 35° 46'.—(Si. John.)
Elev. 4,800'.* 4,620'.— (Schindler.)
A village 6 miles north of Tehran; it forms the summer quarters of the
British Legation, and is situated just where the hills begin to rise from
the dreary plain below ; 700 feet above Tehran. It is connected with
the capital by a fair gravel road, ascending the slope of the Shimram
The road is bordered with poplars, and a small stream runs on either
side. '
The English Legation lies ensconced in the loveliest gardens with elms,
walnuts and pleasant running water about it. The Russian Legation
occupies Zargandeh at a short distance. Muhammad Shah presented
the village to the British Minister about 30 years ago, and the inhabi-
tmts in consequence enjoy a security to person and property unknown
elsewhere in the country.— (Ussher; Bellew; Lovett; MacGregor; Stack.)
GULANEH?—
A village in the province of Persian Kurdistan, about 8 miles from
the source of the Kizil Uzun. It is a frontier village between the dis
trict of Hasanabad and Kara Torow (?)— (Rich.)
GULABAGHl—
A Kurdish tribe partly residing in the Hubatu huliik of Kurdistan.—
(Schindler, 1910.)
GULDASTEH—
A village with the grave of an Imamzadeh, 10 miles from Tehran, to the
right of the road to Hamadan.— (Schindler.)
GULEARAJ—
A village in AzarbaJjan. situated on a high plateau overlooking Julfa
on the Aras.— (Picot, 1894.)
GULGULABAD—(QULAQA ?)
A vill ge in the Hamadan district on the road from Hamadan to Tehran,
about 140 miles from the latter.— (Taylor.)
GULHARUN—
A village on the Qaiz plateau, 4 miles north of Kurd-i-Bala, and to
the right of the road from Isfahan to Burujird.— (Schindler.)
GUL-I-BAHAR—
A range of hills, just north of the Safid Kuh. It bounds the Burbarud
plateau on the south, half-way between Isfahan and Burujird.— (Schind
ler.)
* Stack says 4,500