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See Taq.
TAKlABAD (1)—
A village a few miles from Tehran, near the ruins of Ran—(Mew;.)
TAKlABAD (2)—
A small Armenian village, about 63 miles from Isfahan on the road to
Buruiird. It was formerly called Madar-i-Shah, and was only a ruined
caravansarai. There are now but four houses, 20 people ; no taxes are
paid; 13,000 lbs* of grain are sown yearly; there are eight oxen here.
(Prcece, 1893.)
TAKIABAD (3)— . .. .. .
A village in Yazd, about 6 miles from Sar-i-Yazd on the road thence
to Yazd.— (Gilh)
TAKlEH — , .
A halting-place, 49 miles north-east of Ramadan, on the road thenee to
Tehran. There is a stream near this village.—(CampM.)
takkeh daghi—
, A range of hills, north-east of Khanabad to the right of the Tehran-Hama-
dan road.— (Schindler.)
T4KKEH KAYASI— ’ , ,,
A range of hills at the southern end of the Dakhan district, west of the
Amjak Vagh.—{Schindler.)
TlL A^illage m Kurdistan near the sources of the Gav Rud m the grazing
grounds of the Kuliai tribe.
TALAR—(1) ,
i Mfl/audaran. It is crossed by the Pul-i-Safid, on the road from
A river , ari q gan, about 12 miles from Zirab the Talar loses its
Firuzhu n ; n t 0 a broad river with shinglv islands in its bed. It is
aiso U cro“eda X t 10 miles east of Barfarush on the road to Sari. Its bed here
is nearly 350 yards avross.
TALAR (2)— , , ,,
, . . rn ., f i from Tehran to Sari, somewhere about tne
A haltmg-place^jn the ^^t a nt from Sari about 60 miles, and 6
Xfat the PuSd (which lies between it and Sari) by which the Talar
river is crossed.— {Ouseley.)
TALAR (3)- , -o-, • a
A river in Mazandaran which falls into the Caspian west of Rud-i-Sar.
It has a bed 230 yards broad.—(fM»«s.)
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