"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [و‎‎١‎٤‎٧] (٧٠٦/٢٩٨)

KALEH
281
KALEH MAD TAB—
A village about 8 miles from Burujird on tbe road to Qum.— {Schin
dler.)
KALEH NAU—
A small village in Mazandaran lately built close to Kobat-i-Tijr at
the foot of the Shantu hill, the end peak of a spur from the Shah Kuh.
It is said that there is a cave on the north side of this hill where stalactites
are found.— (Beresford; Lovett.)
KALEH NAZIR—
A village close to Alvar on the Isfahan-Burujird road, containing 40
houses, population 181, and belonging to the Zill-us-Sultan. There is
one hantu; 14 pairs of oxen for the plough; 28,600 lbs. of grain are sown
yearly, taxes 30 tumdns. — (Preece, 1893.)
KALEH PADAZ—
A village 72 miles east of Isfahan, on the road to Nam. It has a small
mud fort.— {Kinneir; Abbott.)
KALEH QAZI—
A bare mountain of rounded outline on the lower slopes, rising above to
several sharp peaks, standing above the right bank of the Zimkan river
opposite Gavarra : to the south runs the Chikabul valley and the road
from Gavarra to Kirmanshah. The peaks of the mountain are con
spicuous from the Kaleh Zangir road to Gavarra throughout.— {Burton.)
KALEH RIZA—
A village in Kirmanshah situated on the Mahidasht plain. It contains
about 30 houses inhabited by Zanganeh Kurds.— (Vaughan.)
KALEH SABZI—.
A Persian Custom house on a spur 10 miles east of Khaniqin near the road
to Qasr-i-Shirin.— {Soane, 1911.)
KALEH SAPID—
Stands on the north side of the main road 5| miles east from Kirman
shah. Some fine groves of trees and gardens lie below. The fort was
built by the present owner, Jalal-ud-Din Mirza, son of Imad-ud-Dauleh, in
1887. There are a few houses outside the walls. Water is plentiful.
(Burton.)
KALEHSAR—About Lat. 53° 53'; Long. 36° 38'.
A village of Mazandaran, situated on a low hill on the east side of the
Sar-i-Tang valley. It contains at least 80 houses and from 300 to 500
inhabitants. There is a good deal of cultivation about, every favourable
spot being under the plough.— (Lovett.)
KALEH SARA—
A village in Gilan about 3 miles from Rasht to the right of the road
thence to Kazvin.— {Schindler.)
C300GSB