"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [و‎‎٢‎٩‎٣] (٧٠٦/٥٩٠)

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SIAH KALEH RED—
A considerable river in Mazandaran, flowing into the Caspian between
Rud-i-Sar and Shlr-i-Rud. In winter it is nearly dry—(ffoZmes.)
SIAH KAMAR—
A village about 5^ miles north-west of Kirmanshah city on the south
side of the road thence to Juanrud by the Kara-Su valley. It is on the
north slope of the hill known as Siah Kamar and contains from 40 to 50
houses. Two or three trees. Water from a stream. Supplies : 50 cows,
1,200 sheep and goats. No firewood; good grazing. {Vaughan.)
SIAH KHANI—
Lies about a mile to the north-west of the Kirmanshah-Kandula road,
is situated above the left bank of a dry watercourse at the foot of a bare
spur. Water from springs : some trees and cultivation. Flocks of sheep
and goats which are pastured in the adjacent mountains in the summer
months. The village is the property of the son of Zahid-ul-Mulk of Kirman
shah (1897) and consists of 30 houses of Kmds.—{Burton.)
SIAH KHWAR—
A village in Kirmanshah on the main road from Baghdad to Kirman
shah city and 30 miles south-west of the latter. It contains about 10
houses inhabited by Kalhur Kurds. Has no trees; a little cultivation.
Water from a spring, of which there are several in the vicinity. ■
{Vaughan.)
SlAHKUH (1)—(the black mountain).
A hill on the road from Daulatabad Malayar to Nihavand, about 12
miles from the former place.— {Schindler.)
SlAHKUH (2)—
A range of mountains between Yazd and Biabanak. {MacGregor.)
SlAHKUH (3)—
A range of mountains rising from north-west to south-east, from Kuhpa
towards Taft in Yazd. There is a break in the range opposite Agda, th rough
which Baluch marauders used to swoop down on the Agda-Nain road. The
range has a black sa w-like ridge.
SIAHPALAS— Elev. 8,600'.
A plateau west of mount Damavand. It lies south of the Lar river, just
south of where the Safid river joins it.— {Lovett.)
sIahpush—
A village, with large olive groves in the Jamalabad district north-west
of Kazvin, about 3 miles south of Manjil and on the Shahrud. {Schindler.)
SlAHRtjD(l)—
A stream in Gilan, flowing into the Safidrud and crossed by a bridge and
the high road from Rasht to Kazvin, 26 miles from the former place,—
{Schindler.)