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khAnikAran—
A village in Azarbaijan, one stage north-west of Ardabil.— {W. 0.
Report on Persia, Part II, Route I.)
KHANAQA or KHANAYEH— Lat. 37° 37’ 28" ;Elev. 4 5 150 / .
A small village of some 40 houses, on the eastern shore of Lake Uru-
mieh, 2 miles north-east of ’Ajabshahr, 49 miles from Tabriz on the road
thence to Maragheh and Kirmanshah.— (Schindler.)
KHANAVAR—
A village in Azarbaijan, 25 miles north-north-west of Kh 5 I.— (Mac
Gregor.)
KHANCHIL—
i A village of Azarbaijan on the road from Tabriz to Astara, 85 mile
from the former.—(Tf. 0. Report on Persia, Part II, Route 246. — Todd.
KHANEH BARER or khAnehvareh—
A village of Azarbaijan, 75 miles from Tabriz and 3| miles south of Bunab
on the caravan road to Kirmanshah. It contains 100 houses.— (Napier.)
KHANGIR maraz—
A huge mountain sighted on the first march from Daulatabad to Kir
manshah. It is said that it is almost inaccessible, that its summit is fre
quented byjions, and that it is a refuge for murderers.— (Plover.)
KHAN HISSAR —Elev. 5,107'.
A village in the Plshkhur district on the Tehran-Hamadan " road, 132
miles from the former, 55^ from the latter. Good accommodation.—
(Schindler.)
KHANIAbAD—
A village about 4 miles from Tehran on the road to Ramadan. It is
surrounded by gardens.-—(Tayfor ; Rozario.)
KHAnTAN ( 1 )—
A small village situated in a flat plain along the eastern shores of Lake
Urumleh in Azarbaijan. There is no caravansarai here. At a little dis
tance from the village is a very curious, apparently artificial, mound, 60
feet in height and about 300 feet in length. To all appearance it consists
solely of potsherds ; but there is no trace of any monument to be discover
ed on it.— (Thielmann.)
KHANIAN ( 2 )—
A small village in Azarbaijan, 2 miles north-east of ’Ajabshahr, on the
road from Tabriz to Maragheh, and about 59 miles from the former.
(Schindler.)
KHAKIAN (3)—
A small village in Azarbaijan, 4 miles south of Maragheh on the road
thence to Mlanduab.— (Schindler.)
KHANIAYA—
A village in north-western Azarbaijan, about 7 miles south of Kara-
[ zladln on the road to Kh5I at the foot of a low pass.—(Picctf, 1894.)