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GURG—GUEJ 205
Bahrain Saltan, Qalkhani, and Zohrab Sultan, TufangcM, are also
Saltans.— (Rauiinson — Rabino — Soane 1912.)
GURAVAN—
A village in Azarbaijan, on the eastern shore of the Urumieh lake, south
of ’Ajabshir.— (Schindler.)
GURCHU—
A village near Yazd.— (Stack.)
GURGAB—
A village 14 miles north of Isfahan.— (Trotter.)
GURGABI—
A village in Kirmanshah about 11 miles north-west of Kirmanshah city
and on the right bank of the Kara Su. It contains about 40 houses in
habited by Jaf Kurds ; there are some trees, crops and cultivation.! Water
plentiful, grazing good, firewood scarce; supplies: 100 cows, 500 sheep
and goats.— (Vaughan.)
GURGCHIA—
A village in Kirmanshah about 12 miles north-west of that city in the
Kara Su valley and on the river road to Juanrud. It contains about 15
houses inhabited by Kurds, and is built at the foot of a low mound; no
trees, some crops, cultivation, and good grazing; no firewood; supplies:
12 tons of barley, 3 tons of wheat, 50 cows, 300 sheep and goats.— (Vau
ghan.)
GURGAI—
One of the thirteen principal clans of the Kalhur tribe of Kirmanshah
numbering 400 families, and resident in the neighbourhood of Mandarik
and Kamarzard in Kirmanshah.— (Plowden.)
GURGAN—
A village in Kirmanshah situated in the Bilawar valley about 30 miles
north of Kirmanshah city. It contains about 50 houses inhabited by
Bllawarl Kurds. There are a large number of trees close by and several
plantations in the vicinity ; also gardens, cultivation and crops. Water
plentiful from a stream; supplies: 700 sheep and goats.— (Vaughan.)
GURGUZ—
A village of 30 houses on the Tehran-Hamadan road, 168 miles from
Tehran and 19| from Hamadan.— (Schindler.)
GURIAHAT —
A village of 10 houses, 14 miles south-west of Sara Agach in Ardalan on the
road to - Kirmanshah.^Aapter.)
GUR-I-SAFID—
Name of a stream rising north and north-west of the Shah Mlrzad hills
and of a camping ground, about 113 miles from Tehran, on the road thence