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KALEH-I-KARAM—
A village 1| miles from Burujird, on the road to Daulatabad.—
(Schindler.)
KALEH-I-KAZIM—
A village miles from Burujird, on the road to Daulatabad-(5cAtn-
dler.)
KALEH I-KHALlFEH—
A village on the Kulan river 10 miles from Daulatabad, on the road thence
to Burujird.— (Schindler.)
KALEH-I-KHALILEH—
A mountain on the left of the road, going from Isfahan to Burujird near
Chaman-i-Sultan. — (Schindler.)
K ALEH-I-KHW A J A—
A ruined Armenian village in Faridan about 11 miles north-west of Khul-
gan.— (Schindler.)
For Khuigan see Volume III. ,
K ALEH-I-KHW A J A ’ALl—
A small mud fort, 5 miles south of Tehran, on the route to Isfahan.—
(W. 0. Report on Persia, Part II, Route 260.)
KALEH-I-MIR—
A village 19 miles from Tehran on the Hamadan road.— (Schindler.)
KALEH-I-MUHAMMAD ‘ALl KHAN—
The third stage on the new road from Tehran to Qum, half way between
those two places. Close by is a village of Shahsavan Turks, the real Kaleh
Muhammad ‘AH Khan. There is only a post house at the stage.— (Schin
dler).
A village 44 miles from Tehran on the road to Qum. It is inhabited in
winter by thirty or forty families of the Yangijik branch of Inanlu Shah-
savans who reside near Zinjan during the summer. These Shahsavans
erect their tents in winter in the plain of Kushk-i-Nusrat and Hauz-i-Sultan.
— (Rabino, 1899.)
KALEH-I-NABl-BEG—
A river in Mazandaran, between Farahabad and Kara-Tappeh, flowing
into the Caspian.— (Holmes.) An arm of the Nika.— (Rabino).
ALEH-I-NADIR SHAH (1)—
A hill, in Kurdistan, 15 miles north-west of Sinneh.— (Gerard.)
KALEH-I-NADIR SHAH (2)—
A hill, 14 miles south of Sinneh, said to be hollow, but apparently only
containing a smallish cave.— (Gerard.)
KALEH-I-NAU (1)—
A small village in the Khar district, close to the road from Tehran to
Meshed, and 63 miles from the former.— (Schindler.)