"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [و‎‎٣‎٢‎١] (٧٠٦/٦٤٦)

ULSHAN—
A village in the Jamalabad district passed on the Kazvln-Rasht road,
some 10 miles short of Manjil. It is in the Shah-rud valley.— {Schindler.)
UMAL—
A village in Mazandaran, about 10 miles from Sari, on the road to Farah-
abad. It is inhabited by Jabeglu and Mudanlu Kurds.— {Holmes.)
UMAR MIL—
A village in Kirmanshah situated on the Halabjik road and about 5
miles north-north-west of the city of Kirmanshah. It contains about 40
houses, a large garden full of trees, and a large pond fed by a good stream.
Crops and cultivation. Supplies : 50 donkeys, 100 cows, 600 sheep and
goats ; no firewood ; good grazing. Roads from here to Dostawand, dis
tant 1 mile, and to Yakllieh distant 6 miles.— {Vaughan.)
UNDAK1A—
A well-to-do village, about 15 miles west of Firuzkuh 'and the same dis
tance east of the Damavand mountain.— {Lovett.)
URAMUVAR—
A village in Kirmanshah, about 38 miles north-west of Kirmanshah
city, and 17 miles from Juanrud on the road between these two places. It
contains about 20 houses inhabited by Jafs. There are large plantations
of trees close by, between it and the river Kara-Su which is not far of!, the
village being on its left bank. Large crops and cultivation ; firewood
scarce; good grazing. Supplies: 100 cows, 400 sheep and goats.
{Vaughan.)
URAZ—
A narrow defile, commanded by rocky heights about 1| miles short of
the plateau of Rudbar, on the Tehran-Shah-rud road, by Firuzkuh.— {Napier.)
URDAKLU (Urdak, Turk duck)—
A small village on the Malian river and eastern slopes of the Yazdijird
mountain, about 11 miles south of Daulatabad, to the right of the road
thence to Buruj ird.— {Schindler. )
URDIB —Elev. 3,660'.
A village in the Biabanak district north of Yazd, 19 miles north-west
of Biabanak. A small walled village containing about 60 houses. It is
situated at the foot of some low bare hills bounding the Baiaza plain to
the north-west. It has about 10 acres of cultivation, and possesses about
150 sheep and 400 goats.
It has several gardens and numerous date and other trees.
Water plentiful and pure from a kandt stream and also from two othei
streams. Firewood plentiful. Camping- ground good.— {Vaughan, 1890.)
UREH CHAI—
A small stream in north-western Azarbaijan, tributary of the Zilbir Chal
which, rising in the Mesho Dagh, south of Valdian, crosses the Marand-
Kk 6 I road, about 10| miles from Khoi.— {Picot, 1894.)
URGHURT—
Iron mines lying 12 miles north of Ahar, Azarbaijan, ; these were for
merly worked under the superintendence of Sir Henry Bethune on account