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KAMA—KAMZ
KAMAREH (2)—
A village in Kirmanshah, situated in the Bilawar valley, about 32 miles
north of Kirmanshah city. It contains 12 houses inhabited by Bilawar
Kurds. Some trees, crops and cultivation. Good grazing. Supplies:
100 sheep and goats.— {Vaughan.)
KAMAR-I-QARAWUL—
A hill west of Tirun-Karvan, from the top of which an outlook was kept
by sentinels.—(Qaraw jl.) {Schindler .)—
KAMAR-I-ZARD—
A range of hills on the east of the Kirmanshah plain, inhabited by the
Gurgai clan of the Kalhur tribe.— {Jones ; Plowden.)
KAMARU—
A village of Mazandaran, situated on the River Nur. It is between
Baladeh and Chasmeh Shahl, on the road from Asolat to Firuz Kuh.
— (Lovett.)
KAMAZ AN—
A stream crossed by a little bridge at the village of MarvII, on the road
between Daulatabad and Burujird; it flows into the Ab-i-Kulan.— {Schindler.)
KAMAZAN KUH—
A mountain between Daulatabad Malayar and Burujird, east of Paihan,
13 miles from DauUtabad.— {Schindler.)
KAMBAR ’ALI—
A village on the Hulvan near Sar-i-Pul. Population, 200. Cultivation
cotton.— {Soane, 1912). *
KAMSHUL—
A village situated in the north of the Bilawar valley in the Kirman -
shah district, about 31 miles north of that city. It contains about 60
houses inhabited by Bllawari Kurds, Shl’ahs. It is surrounded by exten
sive wheat cultivation, large gardens and groves of trees, and is well watered
by a considerable stream. Supplies : 30 cows, 8 horses, 1,000 sheep and goats.
Good grazing in summer in the vicinity.— {Vaughan.)
KAMYARAN— Elev. 5,275'.
A small village of Persian Kurdistan on the Sinneh-Kirmanshah road
45 miles from the former. It is situated on a branch of the Razavar river
in the Pusht-i-Darband plain, about 2 miles on Sinneh side Of the boundary
between Kurdistan and Kirmanshah. It is 34 miles from the town of the
latter name.
Kamyaran possesses a mud fort, built by the villagers for their own
protection, but notwithstanding this effort at greatness, the whole appear
ance of the place is miserable and poverty-stricken,— {Webb ; Gerard ;
Plowden.)
KAMZAN—
A village of Azarbaljan, 17 miles north of Mianduab, near the south
east shore of Lake Urumieh.— {Gerard.)