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SARIA—SARIN
SAR-I-lB—
A village on the southern slopes of the Tajar Kuh, west-south-west of
Daulatabad Malayar.— {Schindler .)
SAR-I-AGACH—
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.)
SARIAB-I-KHAREH—
A stream crossed 15| miles from As’adabad, south-west of Hamadan,
on the road to Kangavar, distant about 6| miles from Kangavar. {Taylor!)
SARIBURD—
A mountain on the border of Kurdistan, a few miles south of ^Jafullon
the road to Ruvandiz from Ushnu. The ascent of the pass takes five
hours, the latter part of the descent of the Sariburd for 2| miles is carried
along a shelving declivity of schists and cannot be ridden over on mules.
It is quite impracticable for artillery.— {Ainsworth.)
SAR-I-CHAM—Long. 48° 3' 0". Elev. 3,740'.
A village 43| miles from Zinjan on the road to Tabriz. Water plenti-
f ul.— {Schindler. )
SARI-DUREH—
A village close to Yazd on the south-west side.— {Abbott.)
SAR-I-JAHAN—
A village and fort, about 6| miles beyond Zareh, on the road from Tehran
to Hamadan.— {Taylor.)
SAR-I-KHAR—
A tract of country in the Bakhtiari mountains celebrated for its pas
turage..
SAR-I-MIL—
A village on the Khaniqm-Kirmanshah road, a short distance from the
western end of the plain of Karind, 15 miles from that village. There
is the ruin of a small fort here, situated on the edge of a plateau {Taylor •
T. C. Plowden.)
SARINJEH— Elev. 6,750'.
A village consisting of about 50 mud houses on the side of a hill, near
the summit, on the road 44 miles from Sultanabadto Burujird. Apparentlv
a great deal of barley and wheat is grown here. Road from here to Burujir’d
over sandstone hills very winding and undulating between hills and in
places steep descent, but good and broad all the w&y.~{Coninyham, 18S9.)