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about 1,000 Jcharwars irrigated and 1,000 unirrigated. "Water-supply
(brackish) from a kariz ,— (C. Wanliss, August 1903 ; Watson, 1907.)
’ISHMABAD—
A village in Northern Khorasan, one and a half miles north-west of
Kuchan, on the road to Bujnurd.-— (MacGregor.)
’ISHMlSHAT—
A village in Khorasan, 4 miles east of Kain, on the road to Herat.—
{MacGregor.)
’ISHQABAD (No. 1)—
A village 17 miles from Meshed and 4 miles west of Tus in Khorasan.—
{Schindler.)
’ISHQABAD (No. 2)—
A village in the Sar-i-Jam sub-division of the Meshed district in Kho"
rasan, containing about 30 families of Barbari settlers. Water good.
Supplies procurable in small quantities.— (Maula Bakhsh.)
^ISHQABAD (No. 3)-
One of the buluks of Nishapur. It consists of an unextensive, barren,
unhealthy tract of plain lying to the south-west of Nishapur, traversed by
two ridges of the Kuhmish. known as Chashmeh Yaqut and Kam-i-Safid.
The soil is saline and unfertile. There are in all 39 villages and hamlets,
and the population is estimated at 3,000. The amount of revenue realized
from this buluk is 3,000 tumdns. See Nishapur.— (Napier ; Schindler.)
’ISHQABAD (No. 4)—
A village containing 100 families between Husainabad and Nishapur
in Khorasan.— (H. M. Temple.)
’ISHQABAD (No. 5)—
A sub-district of Nishapur with 12 small villages and a population of
800.— See Nishapur.— (Schindler.)
’ISHQ ’AMBAR—
A small tributary of the Khusf river in Khorasan. It rises a few miles
north-east of Birjand, and has a south-eastern course through a deep and
boulder-strewn ravine.— (Bellew.)
’ISHQ ’AMBARABAD—
A village 6| miles north-east of Birjand on the road to Kain, con
sisting of 20 houses and 70 inhabitants. The village possesses 15 cattle,
and the annual production of wheat and barley (f wheat, J barley) in
ordinary years is 360 Indian maunds. Water from a kdriz, slightly
brackish.— (C. Wanliss, July 1903.)
ISJIL or ISGIL (No. 1) (River)— 0
A small stream flowing from the Binalud range to the village of Isjil,
the lands of which it irrigates. —(Maula Bakhsh.)