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MARAQ—
A poor little village in the Alghfir buluk of the Kain district of Khorasan
about 11 miles to the eastward of Birjand, on the road from Chahrakhts.—
(Bellow; Stewart.)
MARAVEH TAPPEH—
A frontier post in northern Khorasan, 72 miles north-west of Bujniird
on the road to Chatll. There are water, fuel, and forage in abundance Jiere.
—(MacGregor ; A star ab ad Trade Report, 1909.)
mardusha—
A village in the Nimbuluk (Dasht-i-Piaz) buluk of the Kain district
of Khorasan.— (Bellew.)
MARGHAR-I-BAD ’ALI—
A village of 40 houses, 4 miles from Kfichan, on the road to Shlrvan.
At a short distance to the west of the village on a large mound are the
ruins of a large fort with traces of thirty towers, called Hakimabad.—
(Schindler.)
MARGHZAR—
A village of 300families of Qarais, situated about 25 miles east of Turbat-
i-Haidarl.— (P. M. Sykes, 1907.)
MARGIS— Lat. 38° 35' 6"; Long. 56° 5' Q".—(Stewart).
A village in the north-western corner of Khorasan, about 46 miles from
Chah-i-Chand r, on the road to the Atak.— (Stewart.) Probably in Russia.
MARIAN—
A village in the Gavarishk sub-division of the Darzab buluk of the Meshed
district of Khorasan. It contains 360 Persian families, who own 100 cattle
and 120 sheep and goats. The normal annual production of wheat and
barley is 2,700 Indian maunds.— (Oranoffsky, 1894.)
MARlSH—
See “ Marush.”
MARKUH (No. 1)—
A remarkable conical hill, 8 miles north-east of Birjand.— (G olds mid ;
Bellew.)
MARKUH (No. 2)— Lat. 37° 55' 6" ; Long. 57° 56' 0".—(Stewart.)
A hill in northern Khorasan, 35 miles north of Shlrvan, on the border
of the Atak.— (Stewart.)
MARKGH (No. 3)— Elev. 7,460'.
(The serpent’s hill.) A peak about 8 miles north-west of Sultan Maidan
with an elevation of 7,460 feet. Between it and ’Ashuq Kuh (q.v.) the
Sultan Maidan river flows.— (Schindler.)
A solitary hill about 2 miles south of Yangija in the Sar-i-Yi 1 aIat
district of Khorasan.— (G. E. Yate.)