"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [و‎‎١‎٩‎٠] (٧٠٦/٣٨٤)

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KUH I-ALVl—.
A continuation of the Kuh-i-Muhammadi (q. v.) towards the north-west.
It bounds the Qaiz plateau on the north..—(Schindler.)
1 KUH-I-ALlASHTAN—
Some hills in the Kazvln province, north of the Jamalabad district. The
village Bivarzln lies on their southern slopes.— (Schindler.)
| KUH-I-AMABLU—
A spur of the Elburz, on the right side of the Safid Hud and opposite
Rudbar in Gilan. It gets its name from the Amarlu tribe ; beyond it to
the east is the Zarin Kuh.— (Schindler.)
KUH-I-AMRULLAH—
A high peak in Kirmanshah overlooking the Kuh-i-Bizap,— (Rozario).
[ KtjH-I-ARA—
A mountain in the Jajrud valley, in the fork formed by the Lavasan and
j Jajrud rivers ; altitude 6 ,500'.— (Schindler).
; KUH-I-ARPACHAl—
The hills to the south of Arpachai village (q. v.).—(Schindler:)
KUH-I-ASPAK—
The northern spur of the Kuh-i-Kharzan, reaching down to Pachinar.
The high road between Mazrah and Pachinar runs along the eastern
s slopes.— (Schindler).
KUH-I-ASPI (the white mountain)—
A range of hills forming part of the mountains which bound the Silakhur
plain on the east.
KUH-I-BAJR KHANl—
3e A steep and bare hill crossed by the road from Hamadan to Sinneh at
It Kulkutal, 10^ miles east of Sinneh. (Inzar Gul, 1909.)
KtJH-I-BALtJCH—
A mountain in Kirmanshah, 21 miles north of Kirmanshah city, and
separating the Bilawar valley from the plain of that city. It and the Kuh
* Kmisht form one chain of hills between 6,500 feet and 7,500 feet in height.
Many of its slopes are very precipitous, and it is only passable by mountain-
00 neers—(Vaughan.)
KUH-I-BALtJN—
A black rocky peak on the south side of the Gavarra river, which there
is forms the boundary between Kirmanshah and Persian Kurdistan, south-
o!) eas t 0 f Kaleh, where the Kandula Sinneh road crosses the river. It presents
a knife edge east and west and is flat to north and south.—(Bwfon.)