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S’AADABAD—See AS’ADABAD. »
S M A tilkge in the IVEankuh sub-division of Yazd.-(Afac^egror.)
village in Kirmanshah situated in the Ella war valley about 3 miles north
of Kirmanshah city. It contains about 30 houses inhabited by Bi la wan
Kurds. The village is at the foot of a spur thrown out by the Kuh
Baluch Water from a stream ; some crops and cultivation ; good grazing
near the head of the Bazavar stream. Supplies : 100 cows, 400 sheep
and goats.— {Vaughan.)
SAB A^UaKe of 50 houses, 1 mile to the left of the Tabriz Kirmanshah
road, at about 170 miles from' the latter.—(JVajuer.)
SADIQABA^— about 31 m;les north . west 0 f Kirmanshah and
on the road from Rawansir to Juanrud. It contains about 30 houses m
habited by Kurds, Sunnis, and is situated on the bank of a stream with a
rientiful supply of water. The village is on the side of a high rounded
mound country fertile; good grazing; firewood scarce ; a few willows
along the banks of the stream. Supplies : 200 cows and about 500 sheep
and goats. Roads run from here to Rawansir, and Kirmanshah distant
44£ and 3 miles respectively.—(Fawg/iaw.)
S ^ ^400 houses in north-western Azarbaljan,_ situated on the
Khar Dasht plain, about 11 miles east-north-east of Avuglu on the road
to Zal.— (Picot, 1894.) e ,
^AvXgetoThe right of the road from Tehran to Hamadan; four miles
beyond Khanabad, and about 56 miles from Tehran.— (ScWfer.)
SAD An old^cim^nsrrlifto 0 the left of the old road from Hauz-i-SuMn to
Tehran about 12 miles from the former place. Both the Zill-us-Sultan,
when Auun-ud-Dauleh and the late Zahir-ud-Dauleh tried to repair it
but failed on account of scarcity of water. It is now deserted.-(Scta<to.)
S A DRABAD(3)^v^arai’22 m il e s from Qum on the old ™ad to Tehran.
Is now deserted, the road having become impassable on account of a lake,
which inundates the road since {Schindler.)
BAF A R vffl™with fairly clean houses always toady for travellers, lying l
mile south-west of the Tehran-Kazvin road; 28 miles fromKazvm. The
• VinVnt&nts are Turks. Water from a stream. A considerable numb
““Iheo; goats and donkeys; other supplies obtainable, fruit
excellent and abundant.—(Scfond/er.)