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KCH-I-TARUNA—
A ridge just to the north of Yazd.— (MacGregor.)
KtJH-I-TULIND—
Some hills a few miles north-west of Lasgird.— (Schindler).
KUH-I-TUZ—
A spur running in a south-westerly direction from the Flruzkuh range. It
is a low ridge of red marl, and is crossed by the Tehran-Samnan road by the
Sardarreh defile ; large quantities of salt are found here.— (Bellew.)
KtJH-I-VARJIN—Elev. 7,000'.
A mountain famous for moufflon, in the Upper Jajrud valley, The villages
Kund and Galandavak (q. v.) lie at its foot. It is part of the royal pre
serves.
KUH-I-YAR—
A mountain range covered with oak scrub in Kirmanshah, 10 miles south
west of Kirmanshah.— (Gerard.)
KUH-I-YAZDIGIRD—or YAZDIJIRD—
A mountain between Daulatabad Malayar, and Burujird. Legend says
Yazdijird halted here after his defeat at the battle of Nihavand A. D. 641.
Ruins of fort on top.— (Schindler.)
KUH-I-ZAGHEH—
A range of hills, crossed on the road to Malayar 26J miles from Hamadan.
-^(Schindler.)
KUH-I-ZARlN KAMAR—
A range bounding the valley of Samnan from Mazandaran. It is so
called from plants, said to yield gold on distillation, which grow upon it.
(Rozario.)
KUH-KANABAREH—
A mountain, part of the Sahand chain, in Azarbaijan, seen to the north
west from ’Ajabshahr.— (Gerard.)
KUHKULLA HALAT—
A high peak close to the Kuh-i-Surakh near Bayaza in the Khur district.
There are the ruins of a fort on its summit. A spring half-way up the moun
tain supplied a tank, which was kept filled, on the top of the hill.—(Fau^Aan,
1890.)
KUHMARWAH—
A range of mountains in Yazd which is really a continuation beyond Shir-
kuh of the Kuh Daviran. The distance between it and the parallel range of
Slah Kuh is some 40 miles. It consists of mere black sierras, high enough
to deserve the name of mountains, but not high enough to feed perennial
streams or support villages. The north-western continuation of the Marwah
range broadens and rises greatly as it goes on, till it expands into the moun
tain region north and north-east of Isfahan, with peaks 11,000' high.— (Stack.)
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