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HlMMATlBlD—(2).
Lat. 32° 3' 9". Long. 54° 8' 32" Elev 3952.
A village 17 miles from Yazd | a mile to the west of the road to Maibud
and Nam.
HlMUN—
A village in the Tirun-Karvan district, 6 miles north-west of Varpusht
to the left of the road from Isfahan to Buriijird.— {Schindler.)
HINDI KEB,AN—Lat. 37° 48': Long. 49° Y. — {St. John.)
A river in Talish (Gilan), flowing into the Caspian between Karganrud
and Kapurchal. It is a shallow stream in the winter, but in the spring
becomes a rapid torrent.— {Holmes.)
HINDI KHALEH—
A stream falling into the Gulf of Enzali.— {q.v.)
HISAMABAD—
A village in the Kazvin district some 17 miles from Kazvin on the left of
the road to Rasht, 3 miles from Mazreh.
Its name used to be Shurjeh and was changed when the Hisam-us-Saltaneh
became its proprietor.— {Schindler.)
HIS.\R (No. 1)—
A village in Azarbaijan, on a branch of the Jaghatu river and 150 mil \s
south of Tabriz. It was once a considerable place, but now only consists of a
few families who live within the ruined enclosure of the fort. It is inhabited
by the TurkI tribe of Afshars.— {Rawlinson.)
HISAR (2)—
A large village, on the road from Burujird to Sultanabad, and about
36 miles from the former, on the slopes of the Kiih-i-Rastband. It reallv
consists of two villages, upper and lower; there are 700 houses, with a
population of 5,000, mostly settlers from Ears, 700 pair of oxen, 10,000
sheep, 1,95,000 lbs. of grain sown yearly, water plentiful from the river.
Supplies are procurable.— {Preece ; Jones.)
HISAR (3)—
A village in the Sauj Bulagh district, Tehran, to right of new post road
from Tehran to Kazvin about £ mile beyond second station Hisarak.
HISAR (4)—
Name of a place in Kurdistan two hours from Gulambar on the road to
Sulaimanieh in Turkey.
There are three good wells here; each is provided with a masonry
drinking trough: water 10 feet to 15 feet from surface.— {Bell ; Rich.)
HISAR (No. 5)—
A village, 2 miles south of Hamadan.— {Rozario.)
HISlRABAD—
A large village west of Flruzkuh.— {MacLachlan.)