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AB-I-SHIRVANEH VE ZARINJUB—
Zarinjub and Shirvaneh are two villages of Kurdistan 10 farsalchs south of
Senna. The source of the river is in the Kuh-Murvarid, which is 18 (probably 8)
farsalchs south of Senna ; and from the source of this river to the Ab-i-
Rizavar, which it joins, it is 6 farsalchs.
AB-I-SIRVAN, sometimes called AB-I-SHIRVAN.
AB-I-SURKAYAL—
Surkaval is a village 10 farsalchs west of Senna. The river passes at one
farsakh from this village, and has its source in the mountains of the village of
Katavon, a village of Kurdistan. Tins river after a course of 6 farsakhs reaches
the village of Surkaval, and 4 farsakhs lower down near the village of Servabad
it joins the river of Merivan. The river thus formed joins the Gav-rud 6 farsqkhs
lower down near the village o! ’ Abbasabad of Avroman. The river flows in
a southerly direction. Surkaval means Surkh—Tappeh or red hill.
The Ab-i-Surkaval is called in the vicinity of Katavon, Ab-i-Katavon.
AB-I-TARVAL—
Tarval is a village of Eilak 8 farsakhs east of Senna. The source of the
river is in the mountains of the villages of Kezkezareh, Karabulak and Sis, which
are 5 farsakhs east of Senna. It flows in a northerly direction and joins
near Salavatabad of Garrus, the Kizil Uzun. From its source to the Kizil
Uzun it is 15 farsakhs.
aB-1-ZALAN—
Known as Leileh river. Its source is in a lofty mountain known as Kuh
Bast. It flows east for 3,000 zars then north for 2,000 and then west.
From its spring to Zalan the distance 2 farsakhs,th.ej\ it flows south till it joins
the Shirvan. Zalan ii a village of Javanrud at 3 farsakhs hom Javanrud.
AB-I-ZARINJUB—
A small stream which forms part of the Turko-Persian frontier between
Merivan and Penjvin.
AB-I-ZARINJUB YE SHIRYANEE—
See Ab-i-Shirvaneh ve Zarinjub.
AB-I-ZIZUB—
A stream in Persian Kurdistan, watering the plain of Biluj, between Merivan
fort and Penjvin. It flows into the Kizilji river, and is called Cham-i-Gura (?)
on the Turkish side of the frontier.—(T. C. Plowden.)
See Zarinjub.
ABRAMI—
A class of the Jaff tribe of Kurds, inhabiting both the Persian and Turkish
sides of the frontier on the Diala, near the Sulaimanieh-Kifri road.—(T. C.
Plowden.)
Probably Aurami, i.e., Avromani, inhabitants of Avroman.
AFRASIAB (Saral)—
A village of Saral between the villages of Bainchu and Zartek. It is the
residence of the Rais-ul-Ashayer of the Kalbaghi tribe.