"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [ظ‎‎١‎٤‎١] (٧٠٦/٢٨٧)

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KACHRtlT)—
A river in Mazandaran, flowing into the Caspian about 15 miles north
west of Amul. There is a village on it of the same name.— (Holmes.)
KADUN—
A village in lower Sllakhur, eight miles from Burujird, and on the left
bank of the Tahlj river.— (Schindler.)
KAFAK—
A village of 300 houses on the Riza Chal, in the Mazdakan district
about 100 miles from Tehran, to the left of the road to Hamadan— (Schind-
■ ler.)
KAFRAN—
Fifty-five miles from Isfahan on the road to Yazd. An imposing look
ing place from a distance, but mostly in ruins, three dangs (i.e. one-half)
belong to Agha Najafi, and three dangs (one-half) to the peasants. It has
30 pairs of oxen for the plough. There are 150 houses and a population
of 900, 40 kharwdrs (26,000 lbs.) of wheat and barley are sown yearly.
Taxes 600 tumdns. It is watered by the river, and in summer, by wells
also.— (Preece, 1892.)
KAFTEHRUD—
A stream falling into the Gulf of Enzali.— (q-v.)
KAGHEH—
A small village in lower Silakhur, 16 miles from Burujird on the left of
the road to Isfahan.— (Schindler.)
KAHAK—
A village in the Kuhistan sub-division of Qum, 2£ miles south of Varjam
with a population of over one thousand. Watered by the Bidhand rivers
and canals. It has a mosque, 2 baths, a small bazaar, and 35 gardens.
•— (Schindler.)
KAHDANEH— Elev. 4,950'.
A village on the plain of Shalnl, Persian Kurdistan. It stands on the
right bank of the stream about | mile north-west of the Sinneh-Juanrud road,
and contains 20 houses of Kurds. No trees. Water from the stream.
The valley round is cultivated and grassy.— (Burton.)
KAHIDAH—
A village on the left of the Sinneh-Kirmanshah road, about 32 miles
from the former. It is situated in an opening in the mountains.— (Webb.)
KAHLA—Also called ’ALA q. v.
KAHNC—
A village one mile west of Yazd.— (Kinneir ; Abbott.)
KAHRANGl—
Is situated in the plain Harsin (Kirmanshah) If miles east of that town,
the roads to Khurramabad dividing a short distance below the village.
To the north is a mound with the walls of a ruined fort on its summit.