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SARlB (4)—Kangavar.
A village of the Kangavar district.— (Rabino, 1907.)
SARABAN MOUNTAIN—
A lofty mountain of the Bard-i-Zangir or Zalan district situated about
13 miles west of Juanrud, Persian Kurdistan. Its lower slopes are clothed
with oak forest; towards the summit it rises to a white peak of rounded
outline. It is almost entirely circled by the Lusha, Zalan, and Zimkan
rivers.— {Burton.)
SARAB GlLAN—Kalhur.
“ The place of residence on the Kirmanshah frontier of a small clan of the
Kalhur tribe, known as the Begzadeh Siah-Siah, and Mulla Mullaha Siah-
Slah, who jointly number only 100 families.”—(PZowdew). Elevation of
Sarab-i-Gilan 935 metres.— {DeMorgan.)
“ Sarab-i-Gilan is about 400 metres distant from Kuh-i-Saringavan and
f farsakhs from the Kalujeh range.—(Pa&ino.)
SARAB-I-MIRT—
See Gilan.
6ARAB-KAT or SARAUKAT—
A village of 60 houses in Ardalan, on the bank of a marshy stream about 83
miles from Kirmanshah on the road thence to Tabriz. {Napier.)
It belongs to Hashmat-i-Nizam, son of Nasir Divan. One hundred and
twenty houses. Mai at 300 tumans. Owner receives one-fifth of produce
and three donkeys per juft. The inhabitants are Chiharduli. Cultivation
wheat and barley. It is on the pilgrim road from Tabriz to Kirmanshah and
Karbala via Dinavar.
Three quarters of a farsakh further on towards Sinneh the road is cut at
right angles by the Hamadan-Sinneh road and telegraph line. Sarabkat is
3 farsakhs from Deh-Gulan, which is in the direction of Sinneh.—(Mawn ;
Rabino, 1911.)
BARAB-KHUSHKEH or SARAWOSHKEH—Baladeh.
There are two villages of this name, Sarab Khushkeh bald and pain,
they both number about 16 houses each and are distant a few hundred yards
one from the other. Sarab Khushkeh bald is on the banks of the Kara-
Su ; Sarab Khushkeh pain is at the foot of the K'amarbarik hills. The
summer route to Sinneh passes between the two villages, which are about
11 farsakhs distant from Kirmanshah. At Sarab Khushkeh bald there
is 4 a comfortable house with two rooms, but stabling is difficult to get.
The inhabitants are Namivand Lakks, who have separated from their tribe.
Cultivation ‘ wheat and barley.— {Rabino, 1901.)
SARAB or NlLUFAR— Elev. 4,570 r .
A village in Kirmanshah about 12 miles north-west by west of that
city in the Kara-Su valley, the property of the Shah. It contains about
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