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SI AH ROD (2) —
A river in Mazandaran, flowing into the Caspian between Farahabad
and Mashad-i-Sar, and crossed on the road from Sari to Barfarush at about
8 miles from the former town by an old and rickety bridge. The stream is
deep, with a muddy bed and high banks. It is said by Ouseley to be fordable
withgreatdiflrculty near the sea, where the coast road crosses it.— (Ouseley;
Napier.)
SlAH RCDBlR— Lat. 37° 21' 0 "; Long. 49° 30'0".—(&. John.)
A river in Gilan, which flows into the Bay of Enzali, and on which the
village of Pir-i-Bazar is situated at about a mile from its mouth. Gmelin
says the Russian vessels have passed up the Siah Rudbar and taken in
cargoes at Pir-i-Bazar. Todd, who calls the river the Yodirud, describes
it as a small winding stream, not more than 15 yards wide.— (Todd ; Push-
chin.)
SIAHSANG—
A village on the eastern side of the Jajrud valley east of Tehran and
inhabited by Hadavand nomads in winter.— (Schindler.)
SIAHtSIAH—
A branch of the Kalhur tribe, 1,000 families, nomads and sedentary.
Chief, ’Ali Khan Sarhang. Garmsir : Kolashak, Kasakaran, Gilan. Sardsir :
Barasmin in Ravandasht. According to the Revenue book, Kolajub-i-
Shahriar belongs to them.— (Rabino, 1907.)
Si AH VI—
A stream falling into the Gulf t>f Enzali (q.v.).
SlAMl DARRMEH—
A village in Kurdistan situated on the left bank of the Gava river on
the northern slopes of the Kuh Khakil : about 20 houses; extensive crops
and a considerable amount of trees close by. Water plentiful from the
river and from a stream; good grazing; supplies : 500 shiop and goats.—
(V aughan.)
SIAUMEH—
A large village between Sardasht and Baneh in Persian Kurdistan.
SlBlSTAN—
A village 8 miles north-east of Yangi Imam, half way between Tehran
and Kazvin. A mile west of it is the tomb of an Imamzadeh with a blue
dome.— (Schindler.)
SIDAKl or SIDEK—
A valley lying south-west of the Lahijan district of Azarbaijan. It is
passed after crossing the Kalishin pass, and just before arriving at Jafuli
on the road from Ushnuto Rawanduz.— (Ainsworth; Thielmann.)
SIGAR— Elev. S^OO'.
A village 3 miles south-east of Hajl ’Ali Khan, and 16 from Sauj Bulagh
in Azarbaijan. There is a stream and cultivation here. — (Gerard.)