"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [و‎‎٣‎٠‎٠] (٧٠٦/٦٠٤)

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SURAJ—
A village in Shahrizur on the border of Kirmanshah.
of Laneh Kalan, on the road to Sulaimanieh—(ifrcA )
SURAT—
It is one stage north
A large village in the Bandpai buluk of the Barfarush division of Mazan-
daran 11 miles from San, on the road to Astrabad by Pul-i-Nikah
SURCHAR—
roaa to
A village in Kurdistan about 30 miles south of Sinneh on the
Kirmanshah and on the eastern slope of the Dibla Kuh. It is said to con
tain about 40 houses, to be well watered by a stream, and to possess large
groves and gardens.—(Faw^Aaw.) 1 8
SURKAN—
A small village, 40 miles from Ispahan on the road to Yazd
are good, but there is little cultivation.—(Preece 1892 )
SURKH—
The houses
A village in the Yaghmish plain, Yazd, situated
ed hill to which it gives its name.— (Preece, 1892.)
SURKHAB—
on the slopes of an isolat-
A village to left of the road from Tehran to Kazvin. a few miles beyond
banqurabad— (Schindler.) J
SURKHABAD (1)—
A village in the Hamadan district, 20 miles east by north of the town
It is a small village of about fifty inhabitants, situated in a fertile and well
wooded plain.— (Taylor; Morier.)
SURKHABAD (2)—
A "village, 8 miles f om Hamadan, on the road to Tehran. It has a ponula
tion of 500 souls. It is situated on a stream of the same name which is
crossed by a four-arched bridge.—(P.P, Taylor ; Schindler 1877 )
SURKHAMIL—
A pass in Kirmanshah crossing the Sambala range, three stages south
west of Zuhab on the road to Shushtar.—(fiawlinson.)
SURKHAN, or SAGHlN—
A village, standing in the midst of cultivation, and with supplies of all
kinds, between Yazd and Pusht-i-Badam.— (Christie.)
SURKHANI—
A river in Mazandaran, flowing into the Caspian between Rud-i-Sar and
Shir-Rud. It is a shallow stream in the winter.—(fioZmes.) It marks the
frontier between Gilan and Tunakabun.— (Rabino.)
SURKHARABAD—
A ruined village in the Damghan district, 15 miles from Ahuan and 6 ?
miles from Kusha.— (Schindler.) *
SURKAUL (1)—
A small village in the Marlvan district. Its name means red hill.