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KUHIS—KUH-I-TA
KOHISTlN (Lower)—
A district of the ArdLtan mahall of the Isfahan province, with the village
of Muzdabad.— (Schindler).
KtH-I-SUFFAH—
Name of some hills near the Armenian suburb of Julfa-Isfahan. It
derives its name from a dais or seat (suffah) cut into its slope by a former
sovereign. An English telegraph Superintendent named Mann built himself
a little house there in the sixties in which to pass the hot summer. The hill
is spoken of as “* The Old Man’s Hill.”— (Schindler, 1910).
KUH-I-SULTAN SARAJ-UD-DlN—
A hill 5 farsakhs south-east of Sinandlj in Kurdistan, so called from the
grave of the dervish Saraj-ud-DIn on its summit. On the slope of the hill
is the spring known as the Sarab-i-Sarandar with intensely cold water.
Once, in the month Asad (July-August) a water melon which I put into it
was immediately split owing to the coldness of the water.— (Schindler,
1902).
KCH-I-SULTAN shah rukh—
A mountain between the Samnan and Damghan districts, east of Samnan
and south-west of Damghan ; on its topis the tomb of an Imamzadeh.
Elevation about 7,000/— (Schindler).
KtJH-I-SULTAN SHISHEHRAH—(Shishehrah, glass road).
A hill 3 farsakhs east of Sinandij in Kurdistan. On it are some graves and
a well 40 zar (140 ft.) deep. Chaff thrown into the well comes out at a spring
on the Southern slope of the hill 1,000 paces lower down.— (Schindler, 1902).
K0H-I-SURKH (1)—
A range of mountains crossed by the road to Biabanak, north of Yazd.
(MacGregor.)
KCH-I-SURKH (2) (the red mountain)—
A mountain situated about 4 miles north-east of Daulatabad Malayar.
It is also called Sardeh Kuh. (Schindler).
KtJH-I-SURKHEH—
A range in Mazandaran bounding the Samnan valley on the south. Its
name is derived from red sand containing rock salt.— (Rozario).
KtfH-I-TAFRASH—
A range of hills running up to 6,100 feet, situated between ’Iraq and
Saveh, and takes its name from the Tafrash district of Khalajistan.
KtH-I-TALA KHANEH—
A peak of the Kuh-i-Buzap in Kirmanshah. (Rozario.)
KtiH-I-T AL AN A—
A mountain bearing north-west from Lasgird.— (Rozario.)
KtH-I-TANG CHEHAR ZABAR (see CHEHARZABAR PASS)—
A steep hill in Kirmanshah, about 35 miles west by south-west of the town
of Kirmanshah on the road to Baghdad.— (Rozario.l